Garth
January 9, 2007, 03:00 PM
Numbers are probably back on peoples' mind as we start to (re) enter
tax season.
May be reason why I caught two stories related to taxes that might interest you... if you're a tax payer.
One:
Beware of the sneaky backdoor your Congress inacted related to charity donations. It's a doozy I believe.
Second:
Caught this article is WSJ:
M.B.A. Track: Who Will Teach Tomorrow's M.B.A.s? -- 01/09/2007
Highlights need for accounting PHD candidates and corporate CPA's looking to do the switch.
Seemed to me this is ripe market for info products to help white collar CPA's go from the boardroom back to the classroom.
Back end would be to hook up with Reverse Headhunters.
Those that want to take you out of corporate life and into academic life.
Pretty niched market with lots of money I say.
Article spoke of rising teaching salaries ($250,000?) so imagine if you take cut of every wanna do you identify with that info product that actually makes the jump. Seems this model gets lucrative very fast.
What you think? Do my numbers add up?
tax season.
May be reason why I caught two stories related to taxes that might interest you... if you're a tax payer.
One:
Beware of the sneaky backdoor your Congress inacted related to charity donations. It's a doozy I believe.
Second:
Caught this article is WSJ:
M.B.A. Track: Who Will Teach Tomorrow's M.B.A.s? -- 01/09/2007
Highlights need for accounting PHD candidates and corporate CPA's looking to do the switch.
Seemed to me this is ripe market for info products to help white collar CPA's go from the boardroom back to the classroom.
Back end would be to hook up with Reverse Headhunters.
Those that want to take you out of corporate life and into academic life.
Pretty niched market with lots of money I say.
Article spoke of rising teaching salaries ($250,000?) so imagine if you take cut of every wanna do you identify with that info product that actually makes the jump. Seems this model gets lucrative very fast.
What you think? Do my numbers add up?
