This course concisely explains the latest "see, hear, speak" multi-modal updates to ChatGPT and how they can be used in an accounting context. New features include vision processing, voice conversation, image generation, real-time Internet access, advanced data analysis, plugins and more. Discover how this technology can be used in mind-blowing ways to analyze financial data, optimize processes, and solve problems in the accounting domain. Through the lens of ChatGPT, practitioners can explore innovative solutions, automate routine tasks, and generate deeper insights and value to their clients and organizations in previously unimaginable workflows. You'll walk away with scores of advanced ChatGPT strategies and tips that can be immediately applied and deliver instant results to elevate the efficiency and effectiveness of your accounting projects and tasks. This event may be a rebroadcast of a live event and the instructor will be available to answer your questions during the event.
Learning Objectives
After attending this presentation you will be able to...
- Select ChatGPT for efficient budget negotiation and allocation.
- Distinguish strategies for compensation and benefits discussions.
- Recognize financial performance issues, including layoffs, with sensitivity.
- Indicate the financial and HR implications of mergers and acquisitions.
- Distinguish compliance with financial and employment laws.
- Identify crisis management strategies in financial downturns.
- Select performance management systems aligning with financial goals.
Major Topics
- Behavioral insights (BI) Primer
- How and why BI are used by the IRS
- IRS and individual decision-making
- IRS and environmental and design considerations
- IRS and social norms
- IRS "top of mind" issues
- BI and Implementation of tax reform legislation
- BI and private debt collection
- BI and online taxpayer accounts
- BI and taxpayer rights in "real" vs. "unreal" audits
- BI and the tax-exempt approval process
- BI and passport renewal and revocation
- How to use BI to more mindfully interact with the IRS to improve outcomes
