The online accounting software company said it had revenue of about $32.8 million, while its run rate for subscription revenue is about $42.9 million. Meanwhile, its international operations continued to grow with revenue from outside the home country hitting 62 percent of committed monthly revenue, up from 51 percent a year earlier. The workforce also reflected the growth, rising to 382 for fiscal 2013, up 97 percent from 194 a year ago. Xero said the number of paying customers on March 31 was 157,000, up from 78,000. One of the most interesting claims in the prepared statement was that the company’s “combined advisor and small business strategy and architecture has disrupted the accountant-side software market in New Zealand and Australia and has been a significant contributor to growth.“ Kind of sounds like QuickBooks when it was new to the market many moons ago.