KUDO Accounting

And we're off 🔝

The May cohort of Become a Remote Digital Accountant kicked off yesterday. 50 hours of live training, real case studies and a QuickBooks Online certification ahead, the path to working with clients globally starts here.

Next intake: September 2026. Reserve your spot at education.kudoaccounting.com

This initiative is part of the interventions developed within RECONOMY as a regional inclusive and green economic development program of the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida, implemented by HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation in partnership with Help - Hilfe zur Selbsthilfe and others in the Eastern Partnership and the Western Balkan countries.

May Cohort is still open, with only TWO spots left 📣📣📣📣

Enroll in the training here: https://education.kudoaccounting.com/

This initiative is part of the interventions developed within RECONOMY as a regional inclusive and green economic development program of the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida, implemented by HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation in partnership with Help - Hilfe zur Selbsthilfe and others in the Eastern Partnership and the Western Balkan countries.

Your remote accounting career starts here 👇

Enroll here: education.kudoaccounting.com

This initiative is part of the interventions developed within RECONOMY as a regional inclusive and green economic development program of the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida, implemented by HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation in partnership with Help - Hilfe zur Selbsthilfe and others in the Eastern Partnership and the Western Balkan countries.

MAY COHORT: Become a Remote Digital Accountant and position yourself for the global market.

APPLY NOW: https://education.kudoaccounting.com/

Remote accounting is growing fast. Thousands of small businesses in the US outsource bookkeeping and need skilled professionals who understand digital tools and reporting standards. With the right certification and structured training, you enter this market prepared.

If you want flexible income, international exposure and skills that stay relevant, this program gives you the structure, mentorship and certification to move forward.

This initiative is part of the interventions developed within RECONOMY as a regional inclusive and green economic development program of the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida, implemented by HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation in partnership with Help - Hilfe zur Selbsthilfe and others in the Eastern Partnership and the Western Balkan countries.

Most firms have a workflow problem.

Jelena Arkula runs active clients through one screen, with no email chains, no memory-based task tracking and no guessing about what is pending. At , she showed exactly how that works.

Her framework is built around three stages: Close, Defend, and Plan. Reconciled is the starting point, not the finish line. Every number has to be explainable, every period locked and every set of financials has to lead somewhere useful for the client.

The full-house session covered how Double sits between the accounting software and the actual work, managing close checklists, client requests, reconciliation tracking, and exception reviews across the entire portfolio in one place.

Construction is one of the most complex sectors from a tax perspective. Most mistakes happen from applying the right rules at the wrong moment.

Ruzhdi Zenelaj approached the topic from two angles: the contractor and the investor. Each side faces different questions. When is revenue recognized? How is VAT calculated and charged? What documentation is required and when?

He focused on the specific points that cause problems in practice: revenue recognition using the percentage of completion method, reverse charge VAT, input VAT credits, and reconciling planned costs with actual costs at project close.

Applying International Financial Reporting Standards for SMEs and applying it correctly are two different things.

Shyqiri Bytyqi addressed the areas where Kosovo firms fall short most often: revenue recognition, receivables, fixed assets, and explanatory notes. In most cases, the gap is not about knowledge. It is about substance, judgment, and quality.

He also covered what changes from January 1, 2027, including new revenue frameworks, updated financial instrument rules and revised consolidation standards.

Firms that prepare in 2026 will handle the transition with far less friction.