As an accountant and someone who deals with business lingo all day every day, I often forget that a lot of the terminology that we use is not common knowledge to the general public. I have to remember this regularly when working with clients to ensure that they properly understand what I am stating.

A common confusion when working with clients is the notion of markup vs margin. Though similar, these two terms have one distinct difference. Tune in to hear this broken down into simple terms that anyone can understand.

What you'll hear in this episode:

[0:58] Most of us accountants speak the language of business and often forget that clients do not inherently understand all of the words that we use.

[2:15] Clearing up some of the confusion between margin and markup.

[3:15] This example should help you break down and understand margin vs markup.

[7:15] My recommendation on tracking markup vs margin.

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