MicroAccounting Newsletter - March 2020
Greetings!
March is when we see the first hints of Spring – trees are budding, grass is growing, and Easter is right around the corner. It’s typically a time of excitement and new beginnings, but this year we are all being impacted by COVID-19. Our lives are a little unusual right now.
One thing is still normal – You can count on us to continue providing the same high level of service you have come to expect. We are thankful that our entire MicroAccounting team was setup a few years ago with the capability to work remotely with full access to our systems, including our office phone numbers and email. We miss seeing one another in person, but we are all still very connected and working together to take care of each other and you, our clients and partners.  Please do not hesitate to reach out if there is anything we can do to help you or your business.
We hope everyone can find at least one positive, uplifting thought to have each day. Good things will happen. Together we will push forward and COVID-19 will be in our rear-view mirror.
Happy reading and thank you for being part of the MicroAccounting Family!
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