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New Global SMP Survey Reveals Keys to Growth for Small Accounting Firms

IFAC
Oct 23, 2018 | Surveys & Reports
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The 2018 IFAC Global SMP Survey found that accountants working in small- and medium-sized practices (SMPs) are embracing technology to better serve clients and attract and retain top talent. The survey received more than 6,000 responses from SMPs, representing 150 countries, about their performance in 2018 and marketplace factors most likely to affect them in the future. Designed to be completed by senior SMP professionals, whose clients are predominately small- and medium-sized entities (SMEs), the survey takes a snapshot of key issues, and tracks important trends and developments, facing this critical sector.

 

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