tax pros fall behind 6.2% in returns filed
self-preparers, website visits and average refunds the only bright spots.
by beth bellor
tax season
tax pros trail by 908,000 returns
e-filing pace lags 2.2% from year-ago, but professionals hang on to market share.
by beth bellor
tax season funnies: gabriel and saint peter confer
plus an alligator in a bar.
as collected by robert e. mckenzie
keep these tax clients while you have the chance
21 reasons they switch firms.
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.
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three ways to step up in uncertain times
coronavirus crisis opens new opportunities to serve.
by sarah johnson dobek
in the late hours of march 11, president trump instructed the treasury department to defer tax payments without interest or penalties for certain individuals and businesses negatively impacted by covid-19 pandemic, commonly known as coronavirus.
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as many individuals and businesses grapple with the possibility and effects of illness, travel bans, quarantine, and economic distress, accounting professionals have a unique opportunity to step up as proactive advisors.
here are three ways you can help your firm and help your clients through uncertain times.