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by Sam Michaels, founder and managing editor of Cloud Accounting Today . This means you can have all of the information at your fingertips whether you’re at the office or on vacation in Fiji. Sam Michaels is the founder and managing editor of Cloud Accounting Today (www.cloudaccountingtoday.com).
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