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READ MORE'Knowing technology is as important as knowing tax laws,' trainer says
Accountants can no longer shirk away from being technology consultants alongside their traditional role as tax and accounting advisers, according to one trainer.
Platinum Accounting and Platinum Professional Training managing director Coco Hou believes accountants will now need to evolve to become “technouants” – an adviser that understands a blend of accounting and technology – as business clients look towards technology to manage their operations and engage with customers.
Read more at the Accountants Daily.
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