The fact that Kashoo will now be privately labeled by franchisor Liberty Tax by itself is not important. The fact that this is the second such deal for the low-cost cloud software vendor–its first was Paychex in October—is very important. The most recent agreement was announced this week by Liberty CEO John Hewitt during the earnings webcast for his company's first quarter ended July 31. “We are testing an accounting package  that our franchisees can used to provide small business bookkeeping services,” Hewitt said.