Your CPA can be a powerful member of your company's management team. The
quality of his advice directly impacts a company's taxes, financial
statements, and management decisions. Yet many small business executives
find it difficult to work with accountants since their own backgrounds
are more likely to be in sales, engineering, or research. As a result,
many find CPAs to be somewhat intimidating, regarding them solely as
buffers against an even more intimidating IRS. But an increasing number
of small business owners view their CPA as their number one financial
advisor.
According to a survey of small business executives, the three most
important characteristics of a CPA are personal attention, reputation,
and experience. He should be someone you can trust, someone who
understands how your business operates, and someone who is willing to
listen and respond with ideas.
At Dodds & Associates we recognize the importance of a close
working relationship with each of our business clients. One of the most
gratifying parts of our job is to share in a client's success knowing we
made a difference.
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