prepare to succeed in a changing market. the economy may mean that cpa firms are rethinking 2009 goals and initiaÂtives, but aomar believes there are opportunities for those who will pursue them. here’s their top five… 1. be prepared. firms … continued
why you can’t afford that difficult client — and what to do about it.
by rick telberg
at large
invoices that are paid late or not at all, phone calls on christmas day to calculate year-end numbers, unrealistic demands and even fraud… most every accountant has their own story of clients who are more than just difficult.
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let’s face it. we love our clients. that’s why most accountants are in the business. but some clients are just, honestly, nightmares. accountants have a name for them. they are the clients from hell.
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over 400 cpas share their practice-building strategies. get the seven keys to success. take the survey. by rick telberg/at large cpas may know their dollars and cents, their rules and regs, their 1040s and 10-qs and their quickbooks and mas … continued
what keeps you awake at night? find out what other cpas have to say. take the survey; join the discussion. by rick telberg at large this news may seem like coal in your christmas stocking: the holidays are bringing few … continued