The invisible hazards of book of business.
By Bill Reeb and Dominic Cingoranelli
As we stated in our last column, balancing “book of business” is one of the largest stumbling blocks for CPA firms.
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It is difficult to resolve because it is symptomatic, for most firms, of some real trouble brewing.
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