In this solo episode, Alyssa Lang covers a question that was submitted by @vautourgroupllc_accounting on our Instagram account. The question they submitted was, “How do you handle the process to later catch up past months books once you do get the information? What are the expectations, additional pricing and do you resend the financial statements?”

In this episode you’ll hear:

• How to evaluate the ways you request information from clients
• What expectations to set in place with your clients on ensuring information gets to you in a timely manner
• What additional pricing to layer into your services for past due information
• What to do with the financial statements from the past that need to be fixed

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