Announcing the Launch of the Taxwerx Referral Program!
Nothing makes us blush harder than when our clients show their appreciation for our work and relationship with them by referring us to others. We don’t ever take for granted what it means when someone suggests to a friend or family member that we be the ones to peek beneath the sheets and have access to their confidential and sensitive financial information. These referrals have always been the foundation of our growth, and we feel very blessed to receive referrals consistently from our clients.
And now, we’re pleased to show you some love back! This year we are launching our Taxwerx Referral Program, which will see both sides of a referral end up with cash in their pockets.
New clients who come to Taxwerx by way of a referral from an existing client will receive 10% off their first year’s return. This will be discounted at the time of billing.
The Taxwerx client who provided the referral will receive 10% of the value of their 2020 tax return bill in COLD HARD CASH!! (Well, more like in a warm, snuggly deposit to their bank account ☺ ). On April 30th, the last day of tax season when Taxwerx is a hotbed of celebration anyway, we’ll be sending referral incentive payments to our clients by email transfer.
And, the best thing is, there is no limit to how many incentives you can earn - you will earn 10% of the value of your bill for EACH new client you refer who uses Taxwerx. And, they get their 10% off too, so it’s a win-win!
Existing clients can copy referrals@taxwerx.ca on emails they send to contacts suggesting us, and we will register that connection for the program. Or, send your contacts this graphic with the information on how to get in touch with us.
We are grateful for those who have referred us in the past, and are thrilled to launch this new program to show even more tangible appreciation to those of you who connect us to new people so we can make their #lifelesstaxing too!
If you have any questions, please reach out to us!
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