Blake Oliver and Itai Jeczmien discuss how QuickBooks Live can help accountants grow.

Skeptical about QuickBooks Live? Learn how it complements, rather than competes with, accountants

March 13, 20241 minute read

Blake Oliver, CPA, founder of Earmark and co-host of The Accounting Podcast, and Itai Jeczmien, vice president of Product, Segment Lead for Small Business Live Offerings at Intuit, have a candid conversation about the evolution of QuickBooks Live and how QuickBooks Live and Accountants can work together in a complementary way to drive shared client success.

If you’re an accountant who is skeptical about QuickBooks Live or unsure what it is or why it’s relevant, watch this video as they cover topics, such as:

How QuickBooks envisions complementing the work of accountants, rather than competing with them
The evolving landscape of the accounting industry and opportunities for enhanced collaboration between QuickBooks Live and accounting professionals
Misconceptions about QuickBooks Live
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