Beginner
Client question response: explain accounting issue in plain English
Transforms a technical accounting question into a clear client-facing explanation with options and next steps. Useful for advisors and outsourced controllers.
Answer the client’s question in plain English while staying technically accurate.
Inputs:
- Client question: {client_question}
- Relevant facts and numbers: {facts_numbers}
- Applicable guidance/policy: {guidance}
- Recommendation (if any): {recommendation}
- Risks/caveats: {risks}
Output:
1) Short answer (2–3 sentences).
2) Explanation (bullets, no jargon).
3) Options (if applicable) and recommended next step.
4) What we need from the client (if anything).
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