what did you learn this year? join the discussion; see what cpas say. by rick telberg/at large congratulations! you survived another busy season. it wasn’t always easy. there were last-minute changes to the amt and client pressure for those economic … continued
for the rock star accountant [youtube]_rggim5dzvq[/youtube] just in time for tax day: syd barrett’s accountant, alan kaufman, offers his services to all “unintelligible rock stars.” when they aren’t being chased by groupies, these music icons are getting chased by the … continued
most cpas expect a smooth end to tax season 2008. sound off: how will you celebrate the end of busy season 2008? by rick telberg at large many of the most critical problems that tax practitioners faced earlier in the … continued
accountants are working around the clock at kruggel, lawton & co. in downtown south bend, ind. — and not just on taxes.
this year, employees are working together in their quest to get healthy. the employees have lost 139 pounds and logged 402 hours of physical activity.
“i think it’s just been a greater emphasis on trying to maintain fitness level, trying to get a little more activity this time of year and also just eating a little better than probably we’ve done in the past,” partner kevin kruggel (left) told wsbt tv.
“i’m now 10 pounds down” said tax manager ben silver.
pittsburgh-area firms have it figured out.
sisterson & co. llp gave its employees “wellness kits” in february — baskets packed with antacids, tissues, aspirin, first aid kits and hand sanitizer — to make sure workers are prepared for the months ahead. “it’s tough this time of year because people have colds, and they’re working harder and not sleeping as well as they should,” says cheryl talerico, sisterson marketing manager. read more →
over 10 years of collaboration with usa today washington, dc (aicpa) – certified public accountants, who are members of the american institute of certified public accountants, are answering tax questions from usa today readers this tax season as part of … continued
how does your busy season compare?
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by rick telberg
at large
busy season has a way of bringing into focus the habits and practices that separate the successful firms from the less than so.
in reviewing our data so far, it’s clear that the more effective firms share a few key traits. their partners and staff report less stress, smoother operations and increased revenue-both overall and on a per-client basis.
what are they doing right? they tend to excel at four skills: read more →
tax season is tough on everyone. just ask this administrative assistant at a small cpa firm: i love the gals i work with and most of the time, it is fine. tax season is another story!! it can get so … continued
free instant download (pdf) get the results: cpa best practices/how happy are you with your payroll system? in this study, 699 accountants, finance managers and cpas from all sectors of the profession were questioned in an online survey. of the … continued
by sean michael kerner september 30, 2005 web sites are more than image-builders for small to medium-sized businesses. they’re about leads and sales as well. according to the isp interland’s summer 2005 small and medium-sized business barometer, 76 percent of … continued
ceos of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies, dissatisfied with the present federal tax system, strongly prefer a flat tax, according to a new pwc survey. further, they believe that federal tax reform– involving conversion to a flat tax– would have … continued
sunday, february 27, 2005 study preview: identifying key staff issues good management starts with accepting responsibility and giving credit where credit is due, according to the top-line results of our latest study. in as competitive a job market as today’s … continued
fear and loathing for tax season ’22. most tax and accounting practitioners see a bleak outlook ahead. by 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间 research tax and accounting professionals are launching into busy season 2022 with widespread fears of crisis and chaos, facing a … continued
