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practice cert

beka · 2008-11-16 13:20:17

i'm considering applying for practice cert and going out on my own. Am i mad to do this taking into account the current economic climate. I can work from home as it's in an ideal location and i have office space. I'm also concerned about networking - any tips on how to build a practice. Just for the record, i'm in my 40's…

16-11-2008 1:20pm

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beka

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i'm considering applying for practice cert and going out on my own. Am i mad to do this taking into account the current economic climate. I can work from home as it's in an ideal location and i have office space. I'm also concerned about networking - any tips on how to build a practice. Just for the record, i'm in my 40's and have held responsible positions so I'm not an inexperienced accountant. My current employer is not interested in a partnership and to be honest i dont think a partnership with him would work. Have i am other options where I'm employed that i should be considering?

Beka

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#2 16-11-2008 2:54pm

smcgiff

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If you can answer this question positively then go for it.

Can I afford to transition from being an employee to having a sufficiently big enough practice?

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