Category Archives: Benchmarking/Profitability

You can’t manage what you don’t measure

Benchmarking is useful to all forms of organizations because it’s a great way (though not the only way) to measure progress and success.  By comparing your firm’s metrics to other comparable firms, it helps identify areas that are going well … Continue reading

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Sneak Peek At Rosenberg MAP Survey Results

The Rosenberg Survey Team thought you might like to see a “sneak peek” of the results of our annual CPA industry practice management survey, the largest survey of mid-sized CPA firms in the country (over 400 firms this year). Revenues … Continue reading

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Growth Weak But Income Up Slightly

We recently surveyed CPA firms across the country. 2010 revenues up only 0.5%.  This compares to a 1.4% increase in 2009. 69% of all firms posted revenue increases in 2010 and 31% saw decreases. Income per partner for 2010 is … Continue reading

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What Is A Good – Not Average – Benchmark For Age of A/R?

Seems like a simple question, but the results were surprisingly tricky to analyze.  We analyzed 86 firms from the 2010 Rosenberg MAP Survey (425 participants overall) in our survey with annual fees of $6-10M. Short answer:  All 86 firms averaged … Continue reading

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