{"id":90498,"date":"2021-11-02t19:00:42","date_gmt":"2021-11-02t23:00:42","guid":{"rendered":"\/\/www.g005e.com\/?p=90498"},"modified":"2022-12-22t00:42:26","modified_gmt":"2022-12-22t05:42:26","slug":"yes-you-need-another-partner","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"\/\/www.g005e.com\/2021\/11\/02\/yes-you-need-another-partner\/","title":{"rendered":"do you really need another partner?"},"content":{"rendered":"
<\/a>here are nine reasons why.<\/strong><\/p>\n by marc rosenberg<\/i> before we get too far, we must answer a basic question: why would a cpa firm ever want to make someone a partner in the first place? why would it want to share profits with more people?<\/p>\n more: <\/b>six big mistakes in succession planning<\/a> | what a firm needs from its leaders<\/a> | comp: what new partners don\u2019t know<\/a> | there are two kinds of accounting firms<\/a> | how to get promoted to manager<\/a> | the 17 rules for making partner at a cpa firm<\/a> the short answer is that it must be beneficial to both the firm and the new partner. a win-win, as the saying goes. however, the firm also reasons that there is a limit to the size of a client base that a partner can manage while providing world-class service. so, many firms limit the size of each partner\u2019s client base. they need to bring in new partners to keep the base from growing too high.<\/p>\n firms usually find that there is a limit to the number of technical partners they can afford.<\/p>\n why staff should want to become partners<\/strong><\/p>\n partners have it great. if a staff person really gets a proper, thorough understanding of why it\u2019s fantastic to become a partner in a cpa firm, there are almost no reasons for not<\/strong> wanting to be a partner. well, there are a few, but we\u2019ll discuss them another time.<\/p>\n in 2020, the income of equity partners in cpa firms under $20 million in revenue (99 percent of all multipartner firms) averaged $300,000 to $500,000, depending on their size and location. this number is substantially higher for firms larger than $20 million. this is more money than 95 percent or more of all people in north america earn and is almost always substantially higher than their parents earned. no question: the money is wonderful.<\/p>\n as parents, we try to counsel our children on a career to pursue. some parents advise their kids to pursue their passion, regardless of the hurdles. others advise their children to pursue a noble career that will enable them to earn a nice living. i always have advised young people, including my own children, that it is quite possible to have both: a career that you are passionate about and<\/strong>\u00a0that pays well. that\u2019s the overarching reason why staff should want to be a partner. if you are not passionate about the profession of public accounting, that may be a good reason not to pursue a partnership.<\/p>\n partners: sell your staff on what a great job you have!<\/p>\n talk to your young staff about why being a cpa firm partner is an awesome career. but don\u2019t stop there. describe the benefits of being a staff person at your<\/strong> firm: the interesting, challenging work they\u2019ll be assigned, the excellent compensation potential and advancement opportunities, their own personal baptism to the world of business. then watch what happens.<\/p>\n a star will be born.<\/p>\n give your stars access to cutting-edge technology. provide constant training and feedback and flexible work options, especially for people who want to combine careers with raising a family. build team spirit and go beyond it to a team orientation to servicing clients. make your staff understand how their work contributes to the overall success of the firm, and more than that, why they should care<\/strong>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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