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| + | I opened my firm in Sept '05. The first tax season resulted in 60 returns (4 business returns) and I have 3 small businesses that I do everything for....ie, cash management, monthly reporting, payroll , taxes, and analysis. I pitch it as " I'm an hourly CFO". I am relatively young, accounting competent, and extremely ambitious. I have set this firm up "on the side" (turnaround consultant by day)and hope to build my income to be able to support me for 6 months before I go "full time". | ||
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| + | There are 3 things I have done which have resulted in, what I think, is a large number of tax clients in the first year..... | ||
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| + | 1) I hired a highly qualified tax prepare to complete ALL tax returns being completed this year. All I did was sell, sell, sell... It results in less money now but, I anticipate tripling in clients every year for at least 3 years. | ||
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| + | 2) Myself and a few other "professional services" business owners formed a group which refers all of our existing and new clients to each other. For example...there's a realtor in the group. Once a first time homebuyer purchases a house...they need to take advantage of deductions.....he refers me automatically.......on the flip side, everyone I know that needs a house gets him referred. | ||
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| + | 3) CONFIDENCE!!!!!!! No one wants to be the lab rat... I tell EVERYONE, business is GREAT, its growing SO FAST..so on, so forth.... | ||
| + | if I can make them think "I'm the man" then they will tell others that....CONFIDENCE!!! | ||
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| + | Any helpful advice will be welcomed...especially from people who are "transitioning" like myself.}} | ||
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Www.cpa1.biz (talk|edits) said: | 24 April 2006 |
| I am on it..thanksss...
www.cpa1.biz | |
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| cpa1: Can I make a couple of edits to your user page to make you an 'official' member of this group?
Thanks! - Tim Doyle, TaxAlmanac Moderator 09:46, 24 April 2006 (CDT) | |
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| Great idea for a new discussion room.....
I opened my firm in Sept '05. The first tax season resulted in 60 returns (4 business returns) and I have 3 small businesses that I do everything for....ie, cash management, monthly reporting, payroll , taxes, and analysis. I pitch it as " I'm an hourly CFO". I am relatively young, accounting competent, and extremely ambitious. I have set this firm up "on the side" (turnaround consultant by day)and hope to build my income to be able to support me for 6 months before I go "full time". There are 3 things I have done which have resulted in, what I think, is a large number of tax clients in the first year..... 1) I hired a highly qualified tax prepare to complete ALL tax returns being completed this year. All I did was sell, sell, sell... It results in less money now but, I anticipate tripling in clients every year for at least 3 years. 2) Myself and a few other "professional services" business owners formed a group which refers all of our existing and new clients to each other. For example...there's a realtor in the group. Once a first time homebuyer purchases a house...they need to take advantage of deductions.....he refers me automatically.......on the flip side, everyone I know that needs a house gets him referred.
Any helpful advice will be welcomed...especially from people who are "transitioning" like myself. | |


