Discussion:What are you going to do differently next tax season

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JAD (talk|edits) said:

11 April 2008
I am not going to replace the couple of businesses that sold and the one client who left. Therefore, I am not going to work Sundays. Instead I will go outside, play with my kids, clear my head, and do a better job maintaining my sanity.

I wanted to share this New Years Resolution, of sorts, with all of you.

Death&Taxes (talk|edits) said:

11 April 2008
I start collecting Social Security next February....that means about 70 clients can be fired.

Seriously, I'm calling in dead next March.

TaxFlake (talk|edits) said:

11 April 2008
Hook me up D&T. :) I need to expand by about 50% and will be working on that goal from May 1st.

DLLCPA (talk|edits) said:

11 April 2008
1) Hire a seasonal tax preparer to lighten our load.

2) Plan my soon to be 7 year old daughters April 12th birthday in advance so it is easier to do. 3) Take off most Sundays (I had 2 more off this year than last year) and goto bed by midnight so I'm not so grumpy.

SunnyCA (talk|edits) said:

11 April 2008
Charge more!

Kamckinley (talk|edits) said:

11 April 2008
1. Hire help (already have admin help lined up)

2. Raise my prices 3. Fire a few clients 4. Hire a coach to make sure I implement all of the above!

Waynecpa (talk|edits) said:

11 April 2008
1. Not answer any stimulus package questions.

2. No appointments for returns under $100. 3. More December checkups.

Dusty (talk|edits) said:

11 April 2008
To those who have hired someone to help the prepare returns - what method did you find best to get a good person?
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