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Lawyer up! The MyPayrollHR fraud saga continues

Lawyer up! The MyPayrollHR fraud saga continues

Released Wednesday, 25th September 2019
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Lawyer up! The MyPayrollHR fraud saga continues

Lawyer up! The MyPayrollHR fraud saga continues

Lawyer up! The MyPayrollHR fraud saga continues

Lawyer up! The MyPayrollHR fraud saga continues

Wednesday, 25th September 2019
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Show Notes

  • 01:46 – Reminiscing with Will  
  • 03:03 – Will talks about life after YouTube and living life with Gusto!  
  • 04:12 – It's time for reviews!  
  • 06:37 – MyPayrollHR 101 - The nutshell version 
  • 07:31 – Catch up on our recent coverage in episodes 112 and 114 
  • 07:55 – Mum's the word, Mann | Albany Business Review 
  • 08:34 – It's always important to be proactive, especially AFTER committing fraud ...  
  • 09:03 – The fallout begins ... Two class action suits filed against Cachet | Albany Business Review
  • 12:12 – The misgivings of MyPayrollHR may shine a bad light on the accountants and bookkeepers who recommended the company to their own clients 
  • 14:05 – Will explains how Gusto protects itself from payroll tampering
  • 16:21 – According to Will, a payroll provider's level of transparency dictates the level (if any) of notifications whenever something changes in the system.  
  • 19:01 – Is this call for regulation of the payroll industry going to put a damper on innovation? | New York Post  
  • 22:01 – The MyPayrollHR debacle has exposed just how risky the ACH system really is  
  • 24:02 – WeWork - how something so right is going so wrong | Wall Street Journal  
  • 25:04 – A few flaws surfaced when WeWork went under the microscope   
  • 28:15 – WeWork's weak Wi-Fi woes | CNET
  • 29:14 – Data security at WeWork isn't free. It'll cost you between $95 to $195 a month to keep your internet stuff to yourself!   
  • 30:35 – Guy Pearson’s Practice Ignition revs up with a $15 million raise and Stripe scores BIG with a $250 million round | TechCrunch  
  • 35:48 – Straight from Will's mouth - The Cloud Accounting Podcast - all the accounting and bookkeeping news you need to know!   
  • 38:53 – Stingy with your tips? POS terminals are tracking your tipping habits | NYT 
  • 41:46 – According to Toast's 2019 stats, tipping is not practiced by the majority of patrons at cafes, and fast casual restaurants  
  • 45:42 – Ride-share customers tip significantly less than their dining counterparts 
  • 47:40 – Can your firm's client-retention rate make or break selling the firm? | The Canadian Accountant  
  • 49:00 – Jump over to Episode 110 to learn more key factors for successfully selling your accounting or bookkeeping firm 
  • 49:35 – How small, rural firms possibly compete in the cloud accounting universe without reliable high-speed internet? | LinkedIn 
  • 50:22 – It'll be another decade before the FCC implements the fourth wave of broadband internet to some 36,000 'unserved' homes and businesses across 16 states | Business News Daily 

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