by leon@leongettler.com | Mar 30, 2026 | Accountants, Blogs, Email Marketing, website
Accountants in Australia are facing one of the most complex advisory environments in decades. Clients are looking for clarity on everything from the new tax on super balances above $3 million, to looming capital gains tax changes, to the treatment of electric...
by leon@leongettler.com | Mar 16, 2026 | Accountants, Email Marketing, website
In 2026, the accounting landscape has shifted. It is no longer enough to be technically proficient; with AI-driven automation handling the basics, firms are now valued for their strategic insight and advisory capabilities. This evolution makes an accountant’s...
by leon@leongettler.com | Mar 9, 2026 | Accountants, Blogs, Copywriting, website
Accountants are trusted with some of the most important parts of a business—cash flow, compliance, forecasting, and financial clarity. Blogging isn’t just “nice to have” anymore. For accountants, it directly supports business growth in several ways. How so? Well, a...
by leon@leongettler.com | Feb 23, 2026 | Accountants, Artifical intelligence, Email Marketing
In 2026, the accounting landscape isn’t just about balancing books: it’s about trust. Let’s cut to the chase. AI-generated content is flooding the internet, so the human element has become the ultimate premium service. And clients know this! But here is the...
by leon@leongettler.com | Feb 2, 2026 | Accountants, Blogs, Copywriting, Podcasting
Accountants love certainty. 2026 is not bringing much of it. Between ESG disclosures that suddenly matter and cyber threats that refuse to stay in the IT department, number crunchers are being asked to track more than just the numbers. Carbon footprints, data...
by leon@leongettler.com | Dec 8, 2025 | Accountants, Copywriting
December is a unique season in the accounting world. That because it’s the perfect time for accountants to break the mould and connect with clients, colleagues, and teams through one of the oldest tools in human communication: stories. The problem is accountants...