Work With Andrew · Andrew Wall

Someone who has already broken this, in his own firm, with real clients watching.

Most advice about automating a practice comes from people who never had to file under their own system. I've spent twenty-five years doing it to CPA4IT — paperless, cloud-native, largely automated — and I've shipped the failures too. You get the working version and the list of what not to bother with.

Tell me what you're dealing with See the arguments first

What you actually get

01A read on your actual workflow, not your software licences
02The order to do things in — workflow first, tools second
03What I've already tested, including what quietly got switched off
04Straight answers about what AI does and doesn't do in a practice today

There's no package and no price list. Every firm is a different mess, so it starts with a conversation and we work out from there whether I'm any use to you.

The accounting work happens at CPA4IT — and that's deliberate.

I don't take personal engagements for bookkeeping, tax or structure. That's what the firm is for, and the firm is better at it than any one person. What I do is build the way it works, which is why the clients stay.

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What you actually get

01A firm built around owner-managers and incorporated contractors
02Cloud-native, so you can see the numbers before year-end
03Tax planning rather than tax reporting
04A team, not a single point of failure

A practitioner, not a keynote act.

I still run the firm. Everything I talk about is something I'm currently doing, arguing about, or have recently got wrong — entrepreneurship, accounting, technology, AI, and what happens when all four collide.

Invite Andrew to speak Topics and past stages

What you actually get

01Material from a practice that's still running, not a deck from 2019
02Specifics — what was tested, what it cost, what happened
03Comfortable with a hostile question about AI hype
04Canadian context, for Canadian audiences

He still runs the firm. That's the whole pitch.

Someone who has already broken this, in his own firm, with real clients watching.

The accounting work happens at CPA4IT — and that's deliberate.

A practitioner, not a keynote act.

Or skip all this and come to a room.