Accountants and CPAs who take the time now to evaluate their communications, staff, procedures, and use of technology will likely find ways to improve their efficiency and profit and ultimately have a much easier tax season next year. Continue Reading
How can accountants strengthen relationships and improve communication with their clients so they stay in touch year-round rather than just at tax time, thereby improving customer loyalty and the efficiency of tax preparation? Continue Reading
The Pennsylvania Society of Tax and Accounting Professionals extend its heartfelt thanks to every donor whose generosity directly impacts our advocacy work - we are deeply grateful for your partnership. Moses J.G. AbrahamLisa AcriThomas J. AgzigianJoseph M. AluBrian G. AmermanWilliam A.... Continue Reading
PSTAP continues to strengthen its advocacy efforts on behalf of our membership. As part of this work, Philadelphia Tri‑County Chapter President James Newhard, CPA, (Jim is a practitioner and local tax expert involved in local tax consolidation - Act 32 of 2008 and provides a local tax focused... Continue Reading
PSTAP requested clarification from the PA Department of Revenue on taxpayer options once a PIT tax notice deadline is missed. Continue Reading
With proper time management, accountants can become less busy, freeing up time to grow their firm and to maintain the personal time we all need to remain healthy and happy. Continue Reading
The most successful firms are those that are proactive and innovative in their business approach. Preparing ahead will create the environment for success. Continue Reading
Managing scope creep in your accounting practice can help you both manage your existing business and grow your practice by identifying expansion opportunities. Continue Reading
Pennsylvania accountants can help keep their clients happy both by offering a personal touch and by using technology to streamline processes. Continue Reading
Defining your long-term vision for your accounting firm and developing business strategies to reach that vision will benefit you, your employees, and your clients as you strengthen your business and grow with intention and direction. Continue Reading
As an accountant or CPA in Pennsylvania, you can guide your business clients in maintaining critical records for decision-making, profitability, and tax purposes, and advise them on the safe and secure storage and disposal of their records. Continue Reading
Pennsylvania accountants and CPAs can help small businesses identify and bid on contracts, answer RFPs, or jump into government contracts as a subprime or a minority-certified business. Continue Reading
