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ed mendlowitz<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

nor should they.<\/strong><\/p>\n

by edward mendlowitz, cpa<\/em>
\n partner, withumsmith+brown<\/em><\/p>\n

time sheets are an essential part of any professional services organization. some people contend that they should not be maintained since they should not be the basis of any pricing \u2013 that fees should be solely based on the value to the client. i disagree.<\/p>\n

editor’s note: timesheets, billing, cost accounting, value and pricing strike at the core of the accounting firm business model. for more on the topic, see:
\n>\u00a014 steps to find the right \u201cvalue price,” by bruce w. marcus
\n<\/a>>\u00a0you may be value-billing but don\u2019t know it, video with terry putney
\n<\/a>>\u00a0why the next boom could be the worst thing that ever happens to accountants, with ron baker<\/a><\/strong><\/h6>\n

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