Seasonal staff access: an accounting-firm checklist
Plan preparer accounts, approved client-file access and departure handoffs before the next filing season.
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Plan preparer accounts, approved client-file access and departure handoffs before the next filing season.
Read the free guideClarify workstation ownership, support contacts and the handoffs between office IT and specialist vendors.
Read the free guideUse a known phone number and a second approval before changing where vendor, payroll, or client-bookkeeping payments are sent.
Read the articleKeep reusable AI instructions with your office procedures. Name someone to review them before your team shares, changes or relies on them.
Read the articleDocument and test a simple manual fallback for one critical business process so staff can keep working during a software or internet outage.
Read the articleMoving email involves more than copying messages. Agree on timing, test with your team and tell staff what to expect before switching services.
Read the articleUse one checklist to stop a departing employee’s access, keep needed work, redirect messages and collect company equipment without losing important details.
Read the articleRestore one important file today to confirm that your backup contains usable data and that someone knows how to recover it.
Read the articleA new computer is not ready until your everyday apps work. Update and test email, meetings and other essential tools before handing it to an employee.
Read the articleAssign a primary and backup person to coordinate recovery for each critical practice system, then test one recovery path today.
Read the articleReview seasonal preparer access after the extension deadline, suspend accounts whose work has ended, and preserve records deliberately.
Read the articleLet automation prepare drafts, tasks, and meeting details, while a named employee reviews anything that communicates or commits the business.
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