So it’s not a closely-guarded secret that Nellie Akalp, the founder and CEO of Corpnet and Tax Rep’s Eric Green have been scheming to roll-out an entire series of talks on everything professionals need to know about legal entities: choice of entity, formation, operation, mergers and acquisitions, sales and dissolutions, along with everything in-between, like state registration, sales tax issues, etc. On what was supposed to be the opening volley for this lineup, everything goes sideways when Nellie and Eric go down the entrepreneurship rabbit hole! Listen in and enjoy what is only the first of this spectacular summer series!

Joining Eric on this week’s podcast is Jina Etienne, CPA and D&I consultant, speaker and trainer. Jina is a story-teller and draws from her unique background and mix of work experiences to offer examples and share insights designed to increase awareness, appreciation for and understanding of the benefits of being your authentic self. Listen in on this fascinating conversation and how you can be yourself and increase sales and client connection.

Joining Eric this week on the Tax Rep Podcast is Sharrin Fuller. Sharrin is the CEO and founder of Glass Wallet Ventures and is a managing partner in multiple accounting and financial services businesses including A Simple Office Solution. After successfully starting her own virtual practice she scaled and sold it. Sharrin developed the Remote Firm Scaling System and Remote Team Roadmap to help accounting firms position themselves for growth and eventual acquisition with maximum productivity from their teams. Listen in as Eric and Sharrin discuss virtual practices and how to set yourself up to eventually sell your practice and maximize your asset.

On this week’s podcast, Eric Green is joined by AccountingWeb’s Managing Editor Seth Fineberg to discuss the upcoming summit on May 9th – 12th, the panels Eric has, including Criminal Tax with Deputy Chief Robnett and Enforcement with SB/SE Commissioner Darren Guillot. Eric also has a special deal for Tax Rep listeners and with an invite to the private Tax Rep dinner at the conference if you do attend!

On this week’s podcast episode, Eric is joined by Gwen Moore and Ajay Gupta to walk through how a criminal tax case works, from referral to sentencing.

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The headaches with the IRS continue: massive backlog of mail and returns that have not been processed, hold times on the phones that are measured in hours not minutes, and a grinding enforcement machine that continues unabated. Guest Host Gwen Moore joins Eric on this special episode to discuss her recent Forbes Column, the ongoing issues at the IRS, why Congress is actually the bad actor, and what they think of the Congressional announcement made today regarding the call for the IRS to hold off on enforcement.

Joining Eric on this week’s podcast is Andrew Lassie from the Tech4Accountants podcast, where they discuss how to actually make money by leveraging technology, streamlining your operation, and scaling your enterprise, so it’s no longer a ‘practice’ but a ‘business’ that you work on instead of in.

It's easy these days to become overwhelmed: law changes, client issues, marketing, family stuff, politics, news, COVID. We get it. Eric has spoken about the need to focus on what is directly in front of you and keep your world small. Why? It’s what he learned from his friends who are now former Navy Seals. So, who better to join Eric to discuss what it means to keep your world small and how it applies to your practice than one of those friends, former Navy Seal Steven Just. Steve joins Eric and discusses how to focus on the small and ignore the big, and why it can be important to accomplishing just an insane amount when everyone else is spinning their wheels.

With the 2022 tax season bearing down on us, Eric Green discusses what every tax professional should be thinking about right now and how to make your 1040 practice more enjoyable and profitable than ever before!

Michelle Weinstein (from The Abundant Accountant) is back to discuss with Eric the difference between Sales and Marketing and what tax pros should be doing now to boost sales.