Ryan VaughnCOO of Incite Tax & Accounting. Ask me anything about your taxes.

A Burnout Free Tax Season

27 Mar 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief promotional video, speaker Ryan Vaughn (SPEAKER A) highlights the chronic burnout that accountants face during tax season, characterized by long hours and high stress. He introduces Insight’s proprietary “3.3 Rule,” a workflow framework that enables accountants to work smarter rather than harder. By applying this rule, Insight’s accountants average about 45 work hours per week during tax season—significantly lower than the industry average of 50+ hours. The speaker positions the 3.3 Rule as a way to reclaim time, energy, and sanity, promising a more sustainable, high‑performance tax season without the typical exhaustion.

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It's tax season, and for most accountants, that means long hours, endless stress, and complete burnout. Yikes! But at Insight, we do things differently. By following the 3.3 Rule, our accountants work smarter, stay sharp, and get more done without running on fumes. Our accountants average just 45 hours a week during tax season, far less than the industry norm of 50+ hours. The season doesn't have to drain you. Take back control of your time, energy, and sanity with the 3.3 Rule.