Discover The Advisor's Edge with Quickbooks Advanced

As client expectations and business models evolve, accountants are moving beyond compliance to become strategic advisors, leveraging technology to deliver deeper insights, efficiency, and growth.

The “Discover the Advisor’s Edge with QuickBooks Advanced” webinar, presented by Asian Business Review and Hong Kong Business in partnership with Intuit on 6 November 2025, explored how accounting professionals can harness next-generation tools to elevate their role and impact.

Speakers Lily Tan (TnB Global Outsource Pte Ltd), Eric Chan (Reachtop KSHK Group), and Lily Yong (InTune Outsourcing Global) shared how QuickBooks Online Advanced brings ERP-like functionality to accounting practices.

Watch the on-demand video now to discover how QuickBooks Advanced can empower you to move beyond numbers and become a true strategic partner.

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