499 - Taking Finance Migration Pressure Off Tech Consultants with Simon Fedorovsky

The Paul Higgins Show

Episode Overview

In this episode, we dive into finance and accounting for tech consultants. Simon shares his accounting knowledge, especially system migrations, bookkeeping, and integration. Uncover the crucial client onboarding and evaluation for complex integrations, alongside the importance of smooth transitions during high-stake projects. This episode is a gateway to effortless financial migration, ensuring your tech consulting business stays steady.

About Simon Fedorovsky

Simon Fedorovsky, born and raised in Israel, moved to Canada in 2004. Went to school for accounting while working full-time at a distribution company. Worked his way up in cost accounting while starting the SFIR brand in 2017. The accounting industry is tired, so he and his partner (Igor) started a firm. They bring the big company experience of month-end close to small/midsize entities. Doing a full close month to month relieves the stress at year-end, where they take over the communication with the tax team to file the applicable returns necessary for their clients (if outside of Canada). Within Canada, they take care of the returns in-house. They deal with all types of companies in pretty much every industry.

45% of their company hovers around accounting and ERP solutions for companies where they develop, implement, or migrate companies from one software to another. This could be Quickbooks to Sage or Quickbooks to Zoho Books. They set up companies for expense reporting, inventory management, and your classic full-cycle accounting systems. They tailor each system to the business owner and their needs, making sure they utilize automation but do it in a way that is cautious (finance automations need to be handled carefully).

Resources and Links

• 499 - Show Notes
• Sfirconsulting.com
• Simon’s LinkedIn profile
• Email: [e-mail]
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