Episode 207: Why Your CPA Should Be a Strategic Partner, Not a Transactional Vendor

Think all CPAs just file taxes? Chase Insogna is flipping the script—offering proactive advice that helps entrepreneurs save thousands and scale smarter.   In this episode of the Registered Investment Advisor Podcast, Seth Greene speaks with Chase Insogna, founder of Insogna CPA, who shares how he built a 20-person, women-led accounting firm that does more than crunch numbers—it delivers strategic insight and value-add advisory services to small business owners. From entity structure mistakes to missed deductions and real-time dashboards, Chase reveals what your CPA should be doing for your bottom line.   Key Takeaways: → Why skipping an S corp setup could cost entrepreneurs thousands in unnecessary taxes. → How custom dashboards give business owners real-time insights that drive better decisions. → The truth about unlicensed tax preparers – and what CPAs offer that TurboTax and TikTok pros can’t. → How ranking high on Google generates organic growth.  → Why a modern CPA firm prioritizes client education while offering proactive strategies and on-demand support—even during tax season.   Chase Insogna is an expert in tax planning and financial management, boasting over two decades of experience. As the founder and president of Insogna CPA in Austin, Texas, his skilled team is dedicated to transforming the financial futures of many valued clients through strategic tax planning and advisory services, particularly in the e-commerce sector. His firm is known for its proactive approach, timely communication, transparent pricing, and exceptional client service. Recently recognized on the Inc. 5000 Region List for four consecutive years, Chase and his team are committed to helping business owners achieve financial freedom by sharing practical advice and insights while leveraging their expertise for business growth.   Connect With Chase:   Insogna CPA Instagram X Facebook LinkedIn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices