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Are You Conducting Thorough Tax Interviews?

  I was recently interviewed by CBS 6 News about finding the right tax preparer. The story began with a woman who received a refund anticipation loan after being told she would be getting a refund. Turns out she actually owed taxes, and the preparer needed to file an amendment. Her tax preparer, who didn’t want […]

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6 tips for getting an accounting job after graduation

As the “real world” encroaches, the pressure to find a job before graduation intensifies, especially when your classmates are sharing their employment plans. Don’t fret – not everyone has a job for after graduation. Here are 6 tips to keep in mind when looking for employment.

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Tip of the month: How to prepare for the CPA Exam on test day

Having an exam day ritual is almost as important as making sure you studied enough for the section you are sitting for. Always make sure you prepare a plan for exam day - from the minute you wake up to the minute you arrive at the Prometric Testing Center. Here's what should go into that plan.

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Boost the Morale in Your Office for Laugh at Work Week

It may be all hands on deck as we finish out the tax season but it’s important to make sure you keep up the morale in the office. This week is Laugh at Work Week, the perfect time to have some fun. Laughter and humor are an important part of the workplace. Laughter has been […]

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7 Ways to Show Appreciation to Employees (and Clients) During Tax Season

Clients and employees are essential to your business. Your employees keep your business running and your clients keep you in business. Showing a little appreciation for them is of utmost importance. Employees who feel appreciated are happier. And happy employees can have a huge effect on your company culture and your bottom line. According to […]

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