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why accountants expect tougher times ahead for the nation’s economy and for small businesses. they are considerably more confident about the outlook for their firms.
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by alex pak
source advisors
alex pak is a director in the los angeles, california office of source advisors.
the protecting americans from tax hikes (path) act of 2015 includes provisions that allow certain taxpayers to offset their amt liability with the r&d tax credit for taxable years beginning on or after jan. 1, 2016.
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amt limitations
before the path act, amt restrictions prevented qualified companies from utilizing 100 percent of the r&d tax credit. the excess credits were often carried forward. today, small businesses can offset amt using the r&d tax credit for tax years beginning after dec. 31, 2015.
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what could you be preventing right now?
by ed mendlowitz
tax season opportunity guide
clients have many choices, including the choice of a tax preparer. every new client an accountant gets is because that client left – fired – their previous accountant.
more: 16 traits of the best tax clients | eight ways to charm a client | plug small leaks before they become big floods | you’re only as good as your last screw-up | four issues with ‘quick’ tax questions | when to pick up the phone this tax season | these five procedures will simplify your tax season | 11 steps to better client tax instructions | get your team ready for tax season | 12 ways to squeeze fun into tax season | 6 ways to get paid faster in tax season
so why do clients leave?
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we may be miserable but the money is rolling in.
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by ed mendlowitz
tax season opportunity guide
successful people are happy with their practices and what they do and get joy from interacting and helping clients. i know a lot of accountants who continuously complain about tax season – yet they make most of their money during the period.
more: 16 traits of the best tax clients | eight ways to charm a client | plug small leaks before they become big floods | you’re only as good as your last screw-up
do they expect someone to knock on their door with a wheelbarrow of money to hand them? if they are financially secure, why do they keep working?
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