live from the thomson reuters user conference greg lafollette reports new survey data from thomson that shows four in 10 firms suffered revenue declnes last year. the average accounting firm’s revenues grew 1.2%. but the growth was uneven: 40% saw … continued
and how you can avoid the pitfalls. by rick telberg as state and federal governments struggle against an ailing economy, many accountants are bracing for a new surge of work from new tax and regulatory changes. but all that new … continued
answer: 10% to 25% more. more than 70% of potential clients say they’d be willing to pay as much as 10% more for a product or service if a company exceeded their expectations. and more than a third of buyers … continued
not quite yet, according to a new analysis by cfo magazine. but cfo says “the trend has begun to slow.” “only three of the top eight audit firms showed a drop in fees charged as a percentage of client revenue … continued
“john stossel is an idiot,” says cpa on tax day blog comment. john stossel takes out his tax day frustrations on his accountant, bob: tax day is looming over america, and john stossel celebrates by dedicating a major part of … continued