The upcoming edition of the annual Rosenberg MAP Survey will report that revenue at accounting firms increased 3.8 percent in 2011, the latest year available, a significant improvement from the 1.7 percent increase the year before.
More highlights from the soon-to-be-released edition:
√ Projections for 2012 indicate an improvement over 2011.
√ Overall, firms are projecting a 4.0 percent growth rate.
√ Last year revenues were up for firms in all size ranges.
√ When the impact of mergers is removed, the growth rate was only 2.7 percent.
√ Firms with annual fees in excess of $20 million experienced a higher growth rate of 6.5 percent than smaller firms.
√ Profits, as measured by income per partner, averaged $366,000 compared to $360,000 in 2010.
√ Firms continued to hold expenses tight last year.
√ Coupled with the improved growth rate, equity partner income improved.
√ These tactics enabled firms to enjoy a modest improvement in profits despite the continuance of the recession.
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CA Ramachandran Mahadevan,M.Com.,F.C.A.,
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Karnataka,India.
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You never achieve success unless you like what you are doing."
--Dale Carnegie,
American self-help author and lecturer
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