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Improving Profit: Using Contribution Metrics to Boost the Bottom Line
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Improving Profit: Using Contribution Metrics to Boost the Bottom Line

by Keith N. Cleland
October 2013
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
227 pages
5h 8m
English
Apress
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Accounting Firm Wins by Losing a Third of Its Fees

Losing a client to a departing staff member is an ever-present concern for professional firms—a problem this practitioner succeeded in overcoming.

When the two partners of Jones & Associates reflected on the profession’s advertising slogan, “Not Your Average Accountant,” they considered their practice to be well above the average.

They practiced out of an upmarket office and ensured the latest magazines were available in a foyer staffed by a chic receptionist. They also offered regular seminars on matters related to client concerns, including taxation, retirement, financial planning, computerization, ...

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