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  • BHoffman
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2008
    • 1768

    #16
    My strategy is probably going to work better in Phoenix than in Phenix. I have a regular fee structure, based on what the chain tax prep firms charge. Those discounts work well here but probably would not in a smaller community, especially if clients know each other and can compare.

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    • BP.
      Senior Member
      • Oct 2005
      • 1750

      #17
      Originally posted by BHoffman
      probably would not in a smaller community, especially if clients know each other and can compare.
      Not just a problem in smaller communities, but also in a referral based practice, where people who normally wouldn't question a fee, will question why their fee is $50 or $5 more than their dad, neighbor, co-worker, etc who referred them.

      Too much over-share among clients!

      Originally posted by Black Bart
      I suggest the fits and starts approach (which I use)
      Yes, useful in personal as well as business situations.

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