This week’s episode features Kurt Kunselman. Kurt is the founder of AccountingSuite, one of the first accounting software programs to integrate bitcoin and digital payments. Kurt also has a large amount of ERP Software Sales and Consulting experience going all the way back to 2001.

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Kurt Kunselman, AccountingSuite sits down with Bob Scott, executive editor, The Progressive Accountant to discuss the company’s cloud accounting and inventory product.  The new product offers start-ups, growing businesses and accountants servicing both multiple inventory options that range from handling consignment to simple and sub assembly to waste and residuals.  Kunselman also explains how the “all in one” offering eliminates the need for costly add-ons, allowing companies to grown to 20 million.

AccountingSuite Combines Cloud Accounting And Inventory To Enable Small Business Growth

Kurt Kunselman, sales and marketing director, AccountingSuite, an all-in-one business application that combines accounting, order management and inventory into one cloud-driven platform. Our interviewees shared with us their messages for the conference attendees, their thoughts on the trends they're seeing in the profession, the main drivers for product development, and their predictions on the way the profession will be changing.

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Kurt Kunselman, COO and founder of AccountingSuite, answers the question: What technology has most affected accounting firms? Find more at www.CPAMagazine.com!

Kurt Kunselman Of AccountingSuite - CPA Magazine

In this episode, part of our FinTech series, my guest is Kurt Kunselman, Sales and Marketing Director at AccountingSuite. Yes, he’s an expert in accounting software, but his background is in the music industry, which makes for a pretty interesting case study in the accounting needs of small businesses. How do performing artists do their accounting? What kinds of financial and business know-how do musicians need to have? It turns out that the musician’s merch table is a broadly informative case study in running a small business and good accounting practices.

In college, they called Kurt “the rock ’n’ roll accountant.” He started learning this stuff in high school, and he got his college degree in accounting, though he worked as a bass player and music entrepreneur. This episode goes to show that accounting isn’t the buttoned-up business people might think it is. Even rockstars need good accounting.

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