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ten topics for radio and podcast interviews | listicle

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radio and podcast interviews are a great way to reach a wide audience of potential clients.

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radio stations and podcasters are often eager for local people to interview. but you need to reach out to them and propose a topic that will appeal to their audience. here are 10 to choose from.

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it’s never too early to plan your exit strategy

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consider the legacy you’re leaving.

by jackie meyer

building a successful advisory practice is a significant achievement. but have you considered what happens next once you’ve reached your current goals? it’s easy to get caught up in the day-to-day operations and growth of your firm without thinking long-term. however, true freedom and peace of mind come from knowing you have a plan for the future of your business and the impact you’ll leave behind.

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this article delves into the critical topics of exit strategy and legacy. we’ll explore why it’s essential to plan for the future even in the early stages of building your firm, discuss various options for eventually selling or transitioning your business, and get you thinking deeply about the legacy you want to create. planning your exit isn’t about wanting to quit – it’s about building a business that’s a valuable asset and ensuring your hard work carries on according to your wishes.
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how to conduct a proper discovery meeting

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what are your clients’ dreams? how do you know?

by rory henry
the holistic guide to wealth management

a client discovery meeting, or even better, a rediscovery meeting, can be an ideal opportunity for you to deepen your relationship with the client. even better, when done correctly, the meeting can lead to self-discovery for the client.

more: understand clients’ relationship with money | from services to experiences to transformations | how behavioral finance works | manage change through a pact | priority no. 1: your mental and physical health | build stronger financial futures with health care planning | marketing strategies for wealth management services | trust is the primary ingredient | use goodwill to maximize exit readiness | an accountant’s role in exit planning | how to prepare your clients’ kids for their inheritance | a question of trust: not just for the wealthy
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historically, clients turn to financial professionals for help solving a financial problem or for alleviating financial concerns. they ask questions such as:

  • “what type of entity should i select and what are the tax implications?”
  • “how do i increase my gross margins?”

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ruparel: boost productivity by 3x | big 4 transparency

equity pathways, training, and culture—not payouts—will determine which firms thrive in the pe era.

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brace yourself: revenue per employee is projected to grow 2.7 times over the next decade, while 87% of the workforce will have less than 10 years of experience by 2035.

that dual pressure, nishaad ruparel, president of private equity-backed ascend, tells dom piscopo in today’s episode of big4 transparency, demands a rethinking of ownership, training, and culture across the profession. and it’s why the most progressive firms are not grabbing payouts—they’re betting on equity pathways, people-first strategy, and selective centralization to compete in the pe era.

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“these firms are looking at their clients and saying, ‘i’ve served this market for 50 years – how do i keep doing that in a way that’s synonymous with excellence?’” ruparel explains. “then they look at their people, at their deep bench, and ask how they can secure their future. and they realize: the cost of independence is rising fast.” 

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werner: parking perks that pack a tax punch | quick tax tip

nonprofit employees face a new tax reality on fringe benefits.

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quick tax tip
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for years, employers could offer free or subsidized parking or public transit passes as a valuable fringe benefit without triggering extra tax for employees. businesses could deduct the cost—up to an inflation-adjusted $325 per month in 2024—while employees enjoyed the perk tax-free.

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catch more art werner, wednesday, sept. 3, for tax rumors, episode 3, with cpa steve yoss, and hosted by 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间’ rick telberg.

that changed under the tax cuts and jobs act (tcja). now, if a business deducts the cost of parking or transit benefits, employees must count it as taxable income. employers can still shield employees from the tax by choosing not to deduct the expense.

but here’s where nonprofits face a unique twist: unlike for-profit businesses, nonprofits generally don’t pay federal income tax. that means the choice to deduct or not deduct the expense is irrelevant—yet the tcja requires nonprofit employees to treat the benefit as taxable income regardless.

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