Counting Down to the End of Tax Season
How will accountants celebrate the Busy Season 2009 Finale?
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by Rick Telberg
How you celebrate can depend on what you’re celebrating, particularly if you’re celebrating the end of busy season 2009.
There will, no doubt, be parties and much rejoicing. Maybe even some dancing, and, dare we say, drinking? So it’s time to start chilling the champagne and booking the rooms. The end of busy season is within sight.
The celebrations, like accountants and accounting firms, come in all favors and styles.
Take, for instance, Mark Borel’s small practice in Reno, Nev. One year recently, his post-season celebration plans included a staff lunch, after which all the ladies were sent to a spa for all-afternoon treatments. And then the shop was closed for a three-day weekend.
