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advisory financial statements just got a little easier

the aicpa clarifies.

by 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间 research

guess what: there are two kinds of financial statements.

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one kind is prepared under ar-c section 70, which provides information for public consumption. the other can be a little looser, meant to be provided as part of a consulting service for internal use only.
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accounting arc

ron baker: survive tariff turmoil | arc

shaky markets. panicky clients. accountants, it’s your time to shine.

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accounting arc
with liz mason
center for accounting transformation

president donald trump’s tariff announcement has sent shockwaves through the business community—and accountants are on the frontlines of the fallout.

in the latest accounting arc podcast, liz mason, cpa, and ron baker, cpa (inactive), analyze the implications of trump’s decision to impose a 10% blanket tariff on all imports, alongside a dramatic 54% tariff on goods from china.

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“tariffs are taxes—plain and simple,” says mason, ceo of high rock accounting. “and businesses need to prepare for those costs to flow straight to consumers.”

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how to evaluate managing partners

plus some thoughts on alternative management and perfectionism.

by marc rosenberg
the rosenberg practice management library

evaluating the managing partner is really an upward evaluation. like all upward evaluations, evaluating the managing partner should be limited to those people who can offer input based on actual experience, not hearsay.

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this means that at firms of fewer than 10-15 partners, all the partners will probably participate. but once a firm gets beyond 10-15 partners and has multiple offices, an increasing number of partners may not have enough direct contact with the managing partner to evaluate the person. firms with executive committees may wish to limit the evaluation to those on the committee.
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bissett bullet: it’s free, now will you buy it?

today’s bissett bullet: “giving away your knowhow for free to potential clients can be dangerous.”

by martin bissett

we want to impress, we want to show ability, we want to show competence, we want to show interest; but i’ve already told you that you do not want to give the answers away and make it easy for the prospective client to avoid having to change accountants.

so how do you avoid giving answers and free advice away? by being prepared for the sort of questions that a prospect may ask that may tempt you to give too much away.

today’s to-do:

practice handling those questions asked by your potential clients that could otherwise result in you revealing the “how” behind the “what” it is that you do.

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pricing, fees & billing rates

price advisory work by value delivered, not time spent

accept your inherent value and don’t compromise.

by jody padar
the radical cpa

as a professional in the industry, you may find some of what you do easy. just because you find it easy doesn’t mean it isn’t valuable and worth more than the time you put into it. if it were truly easy, your clients would be doing it themselves rather than paying you.

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undervaluing ourselves and what we bring to the table is a chronic problem plaguing accountants and cpas. why do i say this? because people pay more for the luxuries they value. let’s look at a comparison:
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