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The Hidden Costs of Manual Tax Document Collection—And How to Fix It

Harness Wealth

For many small tax firms, the process of collecting client tax documents can be a time-consuming and a prolonged process. The good news is that technology solutions, like Harness, can streamline document collection and transform the way tax professionals work. Client experience is another area where manual processes fall short.

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Establishing Solo 401(k) Plans For Self-Employed Workers: Options, Contribution Limits, Deadlines, And More!

Nerd's Eye View

And for advisors who serve self-employed clients, managing a solo 401(k) plan is often a different process than managing other types of investments. They can also permit participants to take loans from the plan, creating a source of emergency funds without the need to make a (potentially taxable) distribution. Read More.

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Financial Planning That Helps Clients Weather Disasters

eMoney Advisor

Billion-dollar disasters, inflation, and increased building costs mean a perfect storm is brewing for financial planners’ risk management strategies. If the next natural disaster comes for your clients, will they be ready? Here are three tips to help your clients follow the Scout motto and be prepared. #1

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How Financial Advisors Can Help Protect Elderly Clients From Fraud

WiserAdvisor

They can easily keep track of transactions, identify any changes or miscalculations, and help their clients take timely actions to spot any kind of misuse. Further, financial advisors can educate their clients on elder investments that may be appropriate for investors in their age group. Annuity plans, pension plans , etc.,

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Incorporating Collectibles into High-Net-Worth Financial Planning with Tom Ruggie

Steve Sanduski

But, to a growing segment of clients and prospects, these investments are almost as important as their 401(k)s. How advisors can help clients properly value, insure, and document their collections The tax implications of buying, selling, and trading collectibles. Fractional collectible investments.

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The 3-Part Solution for Expanding Tax Client Relationships

Harness Wealth

Key Takeaways: Too many tax practices are bogged down in commoditized administrative tasks and compliance work, making it challenging to cross-sell services to expand client relationships. The more a firm can either automate processes or outsource tasks, the more time it’ll have to build deeper client relationships.

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Developing a Business Process for Your Advisory Business

Don Connelly & Associates

Advisors embarking on the challenge of growing an advisory business understand that the key to sustainable growth is to be able to specialize in their core business of business development and client management.