If you need help with your tax and accounting workload, you should look to people you know. The key to successful outsourcing is to choose a service provider with integrity, efficiency, and a long-term track record of serving the small- and medium-size accounting firm.

The people behind MyPrepForce — who founded, among others, The Practical Accountant and Accounting Technology — have a 30-year history as an authoritative and trusted provider of tax and accounting information, technology and software. We continue to provide the best quality services, products and people in accounting practice today.

MyPrepForce will help you manage your accounting-practice needs, better control your workflow and reduce the stress and time of managing numerous staff members. As your strategic partner, MyPrepForce will provide all the staffing reinforcements you need, allowing you more time to build your practice.

We are well aware of the security concerns surrounding outsourcing — a major opportunity for today’s accounting practice — which is exactly why we decided to offer this needed professional service. Only an organization with a history and reputation for quality could provide a trustworthy outsourcing alternative with a high comfort level.

Accounting professionals know they can rely on us to provide a best-of-breed outsourcing solution. Indeed, here is what Sidney Kess, CPA, attorney, renowned author and lecturer, and recipient of the AICPA's Special Recognition Award for his work in Continual Professional Education (having lectured to hundreds of thousands of accountants), has to say about MyPrepForce:

“I have known and worked with [the founders of PrepForce] for over 30 years as they created numerous accounting publications and products, all of which were very successful. They have a vision that can move the profession forward and break new ground for accounting practice. In short, they are the ultimate winners when it comes to understanding and meeting the needs of the accounting profession, particularly small- and medium-size firms, sometimes even before the profession is aware of these needs!”