You're not behind because you're slow. You're behind because you're careful.
Adoption of AI across the accounting profession has climbed steeply. Among solo and small-firm practitioners, it has lagged — and not for lack of interest. It's because you have a duty to the people whose financial lives sit in your files, and nobody has explained how to use these tools without putting that duty at risk.
This book is written for you.
AI for Accountants and Bookkeepers shows you exactly how to get real hours back every week — drafting client emails in seconds, compressing the month-end close, producing checklists, commentary, and tax summaries in minutes — and how to do it without exposing client information, without putting an invented citation into a working paper, and without ending up unable to explain what you did and why.
Here is what makes it different. Most AI books for accountants hand you prompts that tell you to paste your client's trial balance, bank statement, or return directly into a public AI tool — and say nothing about the fact that, under the confidentiality rules governing our profession, submitting client information to a third party is a disclosure.
Every prompt in this book is written to be used without exposing client data. Each one carries a risk tag telling you exactly what is safe to put in.
Inside you'll find:
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. You're not behind because you're slow. You're behind because you're careful. Adoption of AI across the accounting profession has climbed steeply. Among solo and small-firm practitioners, it has lagged - and not for lack of interest. It's because you have a duty to the people whose financial lives sit in your files, and nobody has explained how to use these tools without putting that duty at risk. This book is written for you. AI for Accountants and Bookkeepers shows you exactly how to get real hours back every week - drafting client emails in seconds, compressing the month-end close, producing checklists, commentary, and tax summaries in minutes - and how to do it without exposing client information, without putting an invented citation into a working paper, and without ending up unable to explain what you did and why. Here is what makes it different. Most AI books for accountants hand you prompts that tell you to paste your client's trial balance, bank statement, or return directly into a public AI tool - and say nothing about the fact that, under the confidentiality rules governing our profession, submitting client information to a third party is a disclosure. Every prompt in this book is written to be used without exposing client data. Each one carries a risk tag telling you exactly what is safe to put in. Inside you'll find: The A.U.D.I.T. Method - a five-step discipline built backward from your professional obligations: Anonymize, Understand, Direct, Inspect, TrackWhy AI invents citations that look perfect, which tasks are most exposed, and a two-pass verification workflowThe de-identification playbook - the same quality of answer, describing the situation instead of the clientWorkflows for month-end close, tax season, client communication, reporting, practice admin, and advisory200 ready-to-use prompts, organized by task, every one risk-taggedFour adaptable templates: a one-page firm AI policy, engagement letter and consent language, a pre-delivery verification checklist, and the A.U.D.I.T. cardWhat to say when a client asks, "did you use AI on my return?"How to turn saved hours into advisory revenue rather than just more capacityWritten by George Chu, a Senior Member of the IEEE with a Master of Engineering in Software Engineering from Peking University, and developed with practicing accountants and bookkeepers. Your caution was always the right instinct. It just needed better information. This book provides general information and practical guidance, not legal, tax, or accounting advice. Confirm current requirements with your professional body, state board, insurer, and counsel. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798189834592
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. You're not behind because you're slow. You're behind because you're careful. Adoption of AI across the accounting profession has climbed steeply. Among solo and small-firm practitioners, it has lagged - and not for lack of interest. It's because you have a duty to the people whose financial lives sit in your files, and nobody has explained how to use these tools without putting that duty at risk. This book is written for you. AI for Accountants and Bookkeepers shows you exactly how to get real hours back every week - drafting client emails in seconds, compressing the month-end close, producing checklists, commentary, and tax summaries in minutes - and how to do it without exposing client information, without putting an invented citation into a working paper, and without ending up unable to explain what you did and why. Here is what makes it different. Most AI books for accountants hand you prompts that tell you to paste your client's trial balance, bank statement, or return directly into a public AI tool - and say nothing about the fact that, under the confidentiality rules governing our profession, submitting client information to a third party is a disclosure. Every prompt in this book is written to be used without exposing client data. Each one carries a risk tag telling you exactly what is safe to put in. Inside you'll find: The A.U.D.I.T. Method - a five-step discipline built backward from your professional obligations: Anonymize, Understand, Direct, Inspect, TrackWhy AI invents citations that look perfect, which tasks are most exposed, and a two-pass verification workflowThe de-identification playbook - the same quality of answer, describing the situation instead of the clientWorkflows for month-end close, tax season, client communication, reporting, practice admin, and advisory200 ready-to-use prompts, organized by task, every one risk-taggedFour adaptable templates: a one-page firm AI policy, engagement letter and consent language, a pre-delivery verification checklist, and the A.U.D.I.T. cardWhat to say when a client asks, "did you use AI on my return?"How to turn saved hours into advisory revenue rather than just more capacityWritten by George Chu, a Senior Member of the IEEE with a Master of Engineering in Software Engineering from Peking University, and developed with practicing accountants and bookkeepers. Your caution was always the right instinct. It just needed better information. This book provides general information and practical guidance, not legal, tax, or accounting advice. Confirm current requirements with your professional body, state board, insurer, and counsel. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798189834592
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