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December 2016 » How to Get Paid in a Fee Dispute
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Jocelyn R. Nager, JD
Changing times and business practices are making it harder for professional advisors to get paid. The stack of past due accounts gathering dust in many CPA offices is increasing. Whatever the reason might be, the reality is that some clients pay and others do not. How can CPAs recover monies owed in such an economic landscape? In short, by being proactive and following good credit policy, CPAs can maximize their chances of getting paid by anticipating issues that can arise in fee dispute cases. Understanding the most popular defenses in a fee dispute case will allow a CPA to anticipate the client's excuse for not paying and, by doing so, increase the rate of recovery on in-house collections.
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