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At 20-20, we often hear that accounting training is better when it is in-person. Networking opportunities and working through problems/issues with your group are common reasons many learners prefer in-person classes. However, don’t be fooled - you can do this virtually as well!

At 20-20, we often hear that accounting training is better when it is in-person. Networking opportunities and working through problems/issues with your group are common reasons many learners prefer in-person classes. However, don’t be fooled - you can do this virtually as well!

At 20-20, we often hear that accounting training is better when it is in-person. Networking opportunities and working through problems/issues with your group are common reasons many learners prefer in-person classes. However, don’t be fooled - you can do this virtually as well!

In this blog post, we will explore some reasons you should be measuring ROI for learning programs, delve into various models for evaluation, discuss challenges that make this analysis difficult, and identify cutting-edge software tools that can assist accounting firms in quantifying the impact of their training programs.

Both enrolled agents and certified public accountants are qualified tax professionals. How one achieves and maintains these credentials can differ from state to state. One of the most important distinctions is what qualifies as “continuing education” to maintain one’s status as an enrolled agent vs CPA.

Introduction: 20-20 Services is thrilled to offer you our first blog written by a strategic partner, Ryan Standil, President of Write To Excite. Ryan helps public accounting firms increase their writing efficiencies, which leads to greater clarity and profitability.