Bad and Good Reasons to Increase Fees
July 2, 2024
CEO to me: “I’m looking forward to January of next year. We raise our rates every 3 years, and we can do that next year.”
CEO to me: “I’m looking forward to January of next year. We raise our rates every 3 years, and we can do that next year.”
Hal is an experienced CPA whose clients are business owners. During his work on their taxes (and while looking at their financials during tax return
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