How Does Your Current Accountant Compare?
Are you really delighted with your profits right now?
Are you completely confident that they will continue to grow and expand?
Is your financial professional advising you on how to take advantage of the down market?
There is a profound problem in business today. Owners of professional practices, traditional businesses, and other entrepreneurs, who decade after decade produce the overwhelming majority of job growth and general economic growth are being overburdened with taxes, government red tape, and harsh competitive environments, are now being slammed with the worst economic climate since the great depression.
The National Federation of Independent Business has published reports in the past indicating that almost two thirds of business owners make little or no profit over the lifetime of their business. Now in December 2009, the NFIB is reporting that 51% of business owners are seeing falling profits with 61% reporting weaker sales. Credit is tighter than it should be given the $800 billion bailout of the financial system. Employment, inventories, and capital outlays are heading down at a near record pace. The traditional optimism of entrepreneurs has been replaced by the hope for survival.
Tough times like this are like a hungry bear charging across the meadow, someone is going to get eaten. If you run faster than your competitor you will live, he will get eaten. It’s that simple. Even the Great Depression was a double edged sword cutting out and pulverizing the inefficient and forcing change while creating the largest amount of millionaires in history. The danger is not the economy, the danger is in not adapting to the new economy. The opportunities are immense for those who can adapt.
Is your Current CPA, Accountant, or Financial Professional giving you Rock Solid Business Advice Right Now?
Are they minimizing your taxes years round?
Giving you monthly updates on where you stand?
Telling you to improve your organization?
Suggest new effective marketing methods even offering you free marketing seminars?
Do they understand your business, your current situation?
Do they even care?
Because that is what you need....
So why aren't they helping you?
There are two possible reasons -
1. They don't know how.
2. They don't care.
We are different.
We know how. We care.
The one dimensional, 19th century services offered by most CPA's Accountants, and Financial Professionals do not come close to meeting the needs of the 21st century economy in turmoil....I mean just look at your accountant's web site (if they have one)...does it reflect today's technology and today's economy? If they are living in the past...are you really going to be satisfied with that kind of sub-par commitment to their clients?