15 practical ways for small business owners to cut and contain their costs… …and 1 thing to never compromise on. alyssa lebovic, cpa partner keller & lebovic cpas fair lawn, n.j. 1. look over all your expenses with a fresh … continued
first economic downturn for law firms since 1998 in its first downbeat client advisory in 10 years, law marketer larry bodine (left) says hildebrandt researchers expect new kind of economic downturn for law firms — one without the usual surges … continued
.. are you? new data from small-business researchers warrillow & co. suggest that 45% of small business is now web-centric. they call it “the facebook factor.” warrillow defines a web-centric small business as having an owner who considers their “internet … continued
what’s your time worth? how about your client’s time? it’s worth considering when pitching or serving small business owners. researchers at warrillow & co. asked 905 of them. the median response was about $100 per hour. given these findings, warrillow … continued
e-mail newsletters are one of the most important sources for business information and advice for small and midsize businesses, according to survey results published by cambridge, mass.-based bredin business information. as reported by aicpa custom media…
north american executives see a dramatic rise in competition for talent as companies increasingly look inward to develop needed competencies san mateo, calif. (successfactors) — more than nine out of 10 north american business and hr executives surveyed in late … continued
baltimore, md – hodes, ulman, pessin & katz, p.a., one of maryland’s larger law firms, is launching “feed a cpa,†an annual program designed “to recognize the amazing work and dedication these brave men and women of the accounting world … continued
what do small-business owners care about? that’s an essential question for any professional-services provider. but you won’t find the answer on the business-book bestseller list: 1. mad money, by james j. cramer 2. freakonomics, by steven d. levitt and stephen … continued
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gerald riskin of edge international recalls the handful of dna markers that can predict success or failure. read more →
cpas have some ideas about client satisfaction that just aren’t true. tax season is the best time to get it right. by rick telberg at large “selling?” first of all, cpas don’t “sell.” or do they? and if they did, … continued
celen do we learn more from advice or by observing the actions of others? in a study (pdf download) that has ramifications for cpas and consultants, columbia university professor bogachan celen compares how we acquire information. he studies investors, but … continued