live from the thomson reuters user conference greg lafollette reports new survey data from thomson that shows four in 10 firms suffered revenue declnes last year. the average accounting firm’s revenues grew 1.2%. but the growth was uneven: 40% saw … continued
and adp has an app for that. good news for accountants and payroll providers alike: small business owners say in a new survey from adp that they need to spend less time managing their businesses in order to grow. “in … continued
getting to the real issues. a day after vault, the job-seekers’ research service, published it’s top 50 ranking of the best accounting firms to work for, accounting today released it’s own top 100 list. whose list is better? you can … continued
what you need to know to get started today.
a record number of accounting firm professionals joined last week’s webinar on client service, satisfaction and retention, produced by the seven keys to successful cpa firm management.
co-presenter jean caragher of capstone marketing summed it up at one point, saying, “the bottom line: every cpa firm claims to deliver excellent client service.”
but, she added, “how does your firm support that claim? do you have a formal client satisfaction and retention program?”
if not, today is the day to start.
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networking moves to social media. empowered by technology and concerned about costs, tax and accounting firms are rushing into digital marketing in unprecedented numbers, according to a new 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间 survey. the “卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间 marketing and business development trends survey” … continued
still, many firms are reporting one of their most profitable seasons in years, with more extensions and higher revenue per client. . click here to join the survey and get the results as they develop. . and accountants are decidedly … continued
if it’s after oct. 15, then it’s now cpe season. we’re launching a new survey to gather the profession’s plans for continuing professional education this year. join the survey and be the first to get the answers to: today’s hottest … continued
six-year culture of abundance ends with a thud, firms re-group, restructure and re-learn how to operate in a culture of recession. via news release the cpa profession opened 2008 on the heels of several years of extraordinary growth and profits, … continued
cpa firms pursue going paperless and gaining efficiencies. accountants and finance managers are looking for more effective workflows and increased productivity as they consider their technology investments this year. to be sure, some tech spending may have slowed, but there’s … continued
over the next 6 to 12 months, what’s your outlook for your firm, your clients, your family and yourself? leave a comment. then click here to join the survey; get the results. meanwhile, some early comments are coming in… we … continued
most tax professionals are having at least as good or better season this year. but the economy threatens fees and collections. join the survey; get the updates. the latest data show for the week ended march 15, 34% of practitioners … continued
the recession may be the single biggest factor affecting tax professionals in this year’s busy season. but, in the end, it’s all about clients. ask a cpa, “what the biggest difference about your tax season this year?” and, collectively, they’ll … continued
the deepening recession is the biggest problem for cpas this year. by far, most practitioners say the “general economic situation” is their biggest challenge this year, followed distantly by getting up to date with tax code changes and late and … continued