Who you know matters when getting out the word about a new practice. Marketing Close to Home By Anita Dennis, a Journal contributing editor. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY WHEN STARTING A NEW FIRM, many practitioners make the mistake of trying to be all things to all people. Angela Williams, a
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Hiring Pros
Hiring pros to help you win new clients. Marketing Clinic By Colette Nassutti Colette Nassutti is a consultant to accounting, law and other professional services organizations. She is the author of Turning Sales Over to the Pros: Fourteen CPA Firms Share Their Experiences , which was issued by
An Online Image Campaign
A CPA looked beyond the numbers for a great opportunity. An Online Image Campaign T he Web site of Schwartz Cohen & Co. in Phoenix contains articles by its partners and a description of the firms business valuation services. It provides links useful for accountants, such as Internal Revenue Service
Developing the right brochure
Developing the right brochure for your firm Marketing Clinic By John C. Thomas JOHN C. THOMAS is the president of Market Development Resources, a Dallas marketing consulting and services firm. C PAs often spend thousands of dollars and several months developing brochures that prospective clients glance at and
New York City CPA
A CPA who isnt afraid to stand alone builds a solo practice in New York City. Marketing Close to Home Anita Dennis is a Journal contributing editor. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY A SOLE PRACTITIONER in New York City has built a profitable practice by using low-level services, such as bookkeeping, as a
An elder care consultant
New technology helps the older client. A Practical Site Reaps Marketing Rewards I t was not Karen Stevenson Browns intention to create a Web site to market her practice, which consists mostly of elder care consulting. Two years ago she started a Web site to create links to the few
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Cannabis dispensary denied ERC
The Court of Federal Claims held that Sec. 280E, which prohibits deductions and credits for businesses trafficking in controlled substances, applies to the employee retention credit (ERC), including its refundable portion, and denied a cannabis business’s claim for a refundable ERC.
