Xen Accounting is thrilled to have been selected as one of the winners of PME MTL's grants on November 11, 2016 in recognition of being an emerging, innovative business in the Sud-Ouest area of Montreal. The story was covered in the Métro newspaper and can be found by clicking here.
Accounting software titan, Intuit, took the time to speak with our very own Xen Master about how we price our services and why.
There's a lot of buzz about moving to the cloud when it comes to accounting. CEO of public company Workiva took the time to have a chat with our Xen Master Ryan Lazanis to get more on the inside scoop on this cloud accounting revolution.
Montreal, Quebec — January 30, 2015. Xen Accounting, today announced that it has been chosen by Intuit Canada as one of the members of the Canadian Accountant Council. Inclusion in the Canadian Accountant Council signifies leadership amongst its peers in the accounting profession in Canada in regards to using game-changing approaches and innovative technologies towards accounting services.
Our friends at Hubdoc have named the top 50 cloud accountants of 2014 and we were lucky enough to make the list. The original post can be found by clicking here.
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Montreal based cloud-accounting firm, Xen Accounting, has launched its “Feel the Xen” contest geared specifically for startups and small businesses in the tech space. Partnering with cloud accounting software provider Xero out of New Zealand, Xen Accounting and Xero hope to bring awareness to cloud accounting products and services.
“Cloud accounting is brand new in Canada and the role of your accountant is starting to be redefined by technology. We view ourselves as technology advisors as much as we are tax planners and business consultants”, says Ryan Lazanis, founder of Xen Accounting.
he digital currency is gaining acceptance beyond its niche audience. But financial executives looking to move Bitcoin onto the balance sheet may have a long wait for guidance.
Three years ago, Florida resident Laszlo Henyecz reportedly paid 10,000 bitcoins for some pizza. At the time, the exchange cost him the equivalent of US$25. Today, he’d be eating an $11-million pizza.
Xen Accounting announced this week that they will now be accepting Bitcoins as a form of payment for their accounting services.
