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some mistakes i made

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… and some lessons i learned.

by ed mendlowitz
call me before you do anything: the art of accounting

i’ve been around a long time and did some really great things. i’ve also made some mistakes.

more: why we ‘kill’ to get partnership returns out quickly | learning from lee iacocca et al. | i lost a client to an accounting firm with cheaper fees | how i saved a business | the staffer who was too smart | how i got a mercedes as a fee
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the mistakes linger on my mind more than many of the great things, and i am sharing some of the mistakes here.
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why we ‘kill’ to get partnership returns out quickly

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businessman looking at calendar on tableteveryone benefits.

by ed mendlowitz
call me before you do anything: the art of accounting

many real estate and venture capital partnerships and llcs have investors that need their k-1 tax statements to file their individual returns.

more: learning from lee iacocca et al. | growing with a client | getting a referral from an adversary | start with the cash | why a break-even analysis matters
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depending upon the way they are managed, some never have their books up to date and ready for tax filing until late in the summer, while others are maintained monthly and are closed and ready for tax preparation the end of january or beginning of february.
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3,771 accountants help uncover cas success secrets

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small firms find a new revenue stream.

by hitendra patil

fresh insights are emerging from 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间’ new survey, “client accounting services: trends, issues & opportunities.”

join the 8-minute survey. get the answers. you will receive, for free, the topline executive summary of the survey findings, just for participating in this survey.

it is possibly one of the largest cas surveys ever, with 3,771 (and counting) accountants responding to the survey.

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three keys to evolving your accounting practice

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view from below of man standing on mezzanine with back to camerachoose your new role, then start living it.

by matt solomon

the accounting profession has been disrupted.

this probably isn’t an earth-shattering revelation if you’re an accountant. over the last decade, your ability to make a decent living doing compliance work has decreased dramatically. commercial tax operations are offering tax returns for incredibly low prices – in some cases, companies are even doing tax returns for free.

if you’re the owner of a small or medium-sized firm, it doesn’t matter if your work is higher quality. you can’t compete on the price, and retail shops are spending millions of dollars in advertising every year to woo your clients away.

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