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measure knowledge gaps (then close them)

six questions to ask, plus a real-world example.

by ed mendlowitz
202 questions and answers: managing an accounting practice

question: i suspect that my partner has “maxed out” and cannot grow further, which will retard our growth. what can i do or how can i deal with this?

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response: this is a frequent question, and sometimes it is the person asking it who has “maxed out.” but sometimes it is the partner or a key staff who wants to be made a partner.
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what’s your value to your tax clients?

three questions to ask.

by ed mendlowitz
tax season opportunity guide

know your value to your clients. better, understand your business and what you really do and what you add to the client’s life.

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i had a group of gastroenterologists as clients who were going to get into a business of inserting a gastric bubble into people’s stomachs. there were a number of issues to this.
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empower staff to make mistakes (safely)

think of it as teaching judgment.

by ed mendlowitz
202 questions and answers: managing an accounting practice

question: recently a colleague asked me: “how do you teach judgment?” and before i could respond, he answered it himself with “you can’t teach judgment!”

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response: everyone working for you has and uses judgment – they have homes, families, organizations they belong to and they manage their career. each of these requires their exercising judgment many times a day. they all have judgment.
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are you excited about tax season?

if not, take time to determine why.

by ed mendlowitz
tax season opportunity guide

successful people are happy with their practices and what they do and get joy from interacting and helping clients. i know a lot of accountants who continuously complain about tax season – yet they make most of their money during the period.

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do they expect someone to knock on their door with a wheelbarrow of money to hand them? if they are financially secure, why do they keep working? if they are not, then, duh! either do it or find something else, but stop complaining. better yet, look at all the benefits from what you do (if you need me to tell you the benefits then find something else to do).
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client service opportunities

47 types of business valuation to provide

there are great money-making opportunities, but don’t overlook the difficulties in getting started.

by ed mendlowitz
202 questions and answers: managing an accounting practice

question: i am exploring the business valuation credential as a way to expand our practice. i’m still (relatively) young to the profession and would (i think) love to expand into this niche area.

a few things:

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1) we don’t do any bv now so my ability to acquire the abv credential would be difficult w/o the experience aspect.
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marketing & sales

nine ways to use the 1/20th tax client marketing rule

elevate your service beyond tax prep.

by ed mendlowitz
the 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间 practice doctor

what would happen if you set goals at a higher level?

the following is restricted to tax return clients only, and can be exceeded by you if you think this goal is too low.

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1/20^th rule: to receive additional revenues, target meetings with 1/20^th of your eligible tax preparation clients a year. this is an opportunity to help them and elevate your service beyond the preparation of their tax return. note that you will have to call much more than 1/20^th of your clients to get meetings with 5 percent of them, but it will be well worth the effort.
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growth strategies

referral fee? forget it

capitalize on your “business currency” with better referral strategies.

by ed mendlowitz
202 questions and answers: managing an accounting practice

question: i referred a large amount of business to an attorney friend and she hasn’t reciprocated. i asked her for a referral fee and she declined. i’d like to keep referring her because she does a great job for my clients and that makes me look good, too. what should i do?

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response: it is always the right thing to look out for your clients’ best interests. referring the best attorney you know for a job is the right thing to do. however, you are in business and need to nurture referral sources.
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advisory & consulting

should you offer financial services?

10 points to consider before adding them to your practice.

by ed mendlowitz
202 questions and answers: managing an accounting practice

question: i am thinking of adding financial services to my practice. what are your thoughts?

response: for starters, “financial services” means selling investment products or managing money. this is different from adding financial planning, which i see as an extension of and a next step to sound tax planning for clients.

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getting into the financial services business requires tremendous effort, training and a long startup period until a critical mass can be attained where there will be a reasonable cash flow and profit. this business involves the ability to sell and then deliver.
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edward mendlowitz, cpa, abv, pfs, is a partner at withum, a forward-thinking, technology-driven advisory, and accounting firm. ed has over 40 years of public accounting experience, is recognized as one of the top 100 most influential people in accounting by accounting today, and is the 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间 "practice doctor."

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he is a licensed certified public accountant in the states of new jersey and new york and is accredited by the american institute of certified public accountants (aicpa) in business valuation (abv), certified in financial forensics (cff) and as a personal financial specialist (pfs). ed is also admitted to practice before the united states tax court and has testified as an expert witness in federal and state court regarding business valuations, and twice at the house ways and means committee on tax reform, fairness, and reduction. a graduate of city college of new york, ed earned his bachelor of business administration degree.

he is a member of the aicpa, the new jersey society of certified public accountants (njscpa) and the new york state society of certified public accountants (nysscpa). in addition, ed was a founding partner of mendlowitz weitsen, llp, cpas, which merged with withum in 2005. currently, he serves on the nysscpa estate planning committee and was chairman of the committee that planned the nysscpa’s 100th anniversary. the author of 19 books, ed has also written hundreds of articles for business and professional journals and newsletters.

he is the contributing editor to the practitioners publishing company’s 706/709 deskbook, and the aicpa’s management of an accounting practice handbook, corporate controller’s handbook and wiley’s handbook on budgeting and is on the editorial board of bottom line/personal newsletter and the journal of accountancy member panel on business valuation. appearing regularly on television news programs, ed has also been quoted in numerous major newspapers and periodicals in the united states. he is the recipient of the lawler award for the best article published during 2001 in the journal of accountancy.

ed is a frequent speaker to many professional and business groups, including the aicpa, njscpa, nysscpa, american management association, the national committee for monetary reform, university of medicine and dentistry in n.j., and many more. for 11 years, he taught courses on financial analysis, corporate financial policy and theory, monetary and fiscal policy, and managerial accounting in the mba program at fairleigh dickinson university.

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