Tax Planning Sin 4: Failing to Gather Client Information and Data
Accountants normally know their client’s income and expenses as this information goes into their compliance tax return. What is less well known is the client’s assets and liabilities. Most accountants, even with long-term business clients, would have no idea of the client’s net worth and their specific assets and liabilities. The simple solution to this problem is completing the Client Mud Map (fact finder).
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