Art of Accounting: Some relaxation during tax season
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Take a little time out from busy season with Ed’s nonbusiness blogs.
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Art of Accounting: Which tax returns should you review first?
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Which has more priority — reviewing a return that would take two hours to complete, or reviewing 12 returns that would take 10 minutes each?
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Art of Accounting: Which tax returns should you review first?
Art of Accounting: Ides of March
March 15 is a busy date. The S corporation and partnership returns are due then, so the K-1s can be distributed.
Art of Accounting: Managing client expectations
Overpromising and missing deadlines is a guaranteed way to disappoint clients.
Art of Accounting: Email etiquette
While email is the most expeditious way to communicate, we have to be mindful and thoughtful about what we choose to share before clicking send.
Art of Accounting: Overloaded with tax work, underloaded with staff
A firm found itself shorthanded during tax season when two of its most experienced tax return reviewers left. What should they do?
Art of Accounting: Overloaded with tax work, underloaded with staff