Guests: Martin Shenkman, CPA/PFS, MBA, AEP (Distinguished), JD
Increased health risks related to COVID-19, social distancing mandates, and the financial aspects of the CARES Act and other legislation has rapidly and dramatically changed the way CPA financial planners are practicing and serving their clients. There are practical considerations you can address and steps you can take in your practice to make sure you are providing the same high level of service with your clients' best interest in mind during these unprecedented and uncertain times. In this episode, Martin Shenkman, CPA/PFS, JD shares insights into:
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