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Originally Posted by looneybin
if the CPA says he owns the Quickbooks license, then he can't deduct it from your fees.
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Thanks, but he dosent own the software - I do. The CPA paid for some courses that I took to get various licenses and then wanted a discount off my bill. Even though I never asked for these courses.
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Originally Posted by Don Plumley
If you can demonstrate breach of contract, then the non-compete (unless protected elsewhere in the contract) is moot. Frankly, I'd work on an agreement with the other party - pay him 10% for one year to put the matter to bed.
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Thanks. I am fine paying him something but 30% is excessive and my dumb fault for not reading more thoroughly. He's definately in breach of contract by not paying the bill. However, the contract states that non-compete exists for a year after termination (no matter the reason for termination - like his breach).
There is a non-solicit clause as well but I have not solicited anyone and don't intend to. The client fired the CPA and then came to me. We haven't signed any contract yet.