Tax Rep Network with Eric Green

Think your pricing is “fine”? Think again.In this fast-moving episode, Eric Green sits down with behavioral economist Etinosa Agbonlahor to expose the hidden psychology behind why tax pros and accountants chronically underprice their services—and what to do about it.Etinosa breaks down how clients actually make financial decisions, why they rarely notice price increases, and how your lack of confidence may be costing you thousands. You’ll hear real stories from the tax trenches, the behavioral biases sabotaging your pricing, and the simple shifts that instantly boost your revenue.If you want clients who gladly pay for your expertise, this episode is your roadmap.Get ready to rethink everything you know about pricing.Want to contact Etinosa? Go to https://decisionalpha.co/

Eric Green and File Forms’ Frank Tumminello dive into year-end compliance and how to create a whole new revenue stream, helping clients stay compliant. They give an inside look at FileForms’ growth and technology innovations, discuss upcoming state filing deadlines, and explain how the FileForms partnership program can boost your firm’s revenue and client value. Check out FileForms here: https://taxrepllc.com/partner-fileformsJoin Eric and Frank for a free webinar here: https://taxrepllc.com/20251230-compliant/

In this explosive episode, Eric Green sits down with Bradley Birkenfeld, the iconic UBS whistleblower known worldwide as “Lucifer’s Banker.” Birkenfeld shares the inside story of how he exposed the largest tax-evasion scheme in history, triggered a global crackdown on secret offshore banking, and ultimately helped return $40 billion to U.S. taxpayers. He is also the author of the book Lucifer’s Banker Uncensored.From his rise inside the elite world of Swiss private banking to the shocking discovery of a secret memo that revealed UBS was preparing to scapegoat its own bankers, Birkenfeld walks listeners through the high-stakes decisions that led him to blow the whistle and the stunning retaliation he faced from the U.S. Department of Justice.Eric and Brad dig into:How Swiss banking really worked behind the scenesHow 19,000 secret U.S. accounts and billions in hidden assets came to lightWhy did the DOJ attack the whistleblower instead of the offendersThe political power networks that shielded UBS from full exposureThe Senate investigation that broke the case wide openWhat it actually takes to bring a successful IRS whistleblower claimThe global impact of Brad’s disclosures — and why the fight is far from overUnfiltered, riveting, and backed by original documents and firsthand experience, this conversation pulls back the curtain on one of the most consequential financial scandals in modern history. Whether you’re a tax professional, attorney, compliance expert, or simply someone who loves a real-world thriller, this is an episode you won’t forget.Join us for a free webinar with Eric and Brad on January 8th – you can register here: https://taxrepllc.com/20260108-whistleblower/

Eric Green sits down with “America’s Favorite EA,” Timalyn Bowens, to talk about why now is the moment for tax pros to step up, get their EA, and start building real businesses - not just jobs. They dig into how the EA credential opens doors far beyond tax prep, why so many pros get stuck at the $100K mark, and what it actually takes to scale toward a million-dollar practice with automation, advisory work, and smart systems. Timalyn also shares her journey from public accounting to running a virtual firm, the mindset shifts that beat imposter syndrome, and how community, mentorship, and consistency can transform your career one step at a time.

In this episode, Eric Green shares one of his most talked-about stories from How to Build a Million-Dollar Tax Practice — how he turned a Friday-night IRS levy call into $1,700 an hour. Eric breaks down exactly how he structured the fee, motivated the client, and resolved the case in just two days while saving the taxpayer thousands. Learn the mindset, pricing strategy, and client-management tactics that make flat-fee tax resolution highly profitable — and why setting boundaries and expectations is key to running a successful practice.