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The end of the year is prime time for selling a business, and that includes tax and accounting firms. If you are in the market to potentially sell your firm or acquire a firm, then it makes sense to proactively consider the process in light of your ultimate goals or aspirations.
It’s that time again. The time of the year when we are stretched to the max and feel like we are going to snap at any given time. A time when there are not enough pumpkin lattes and eggnog milkshakes in the world to help us get into the joys
In my previous post, I discussed the importance of having the vision to create a firm you can sell—if that is the path you choose in the tax and accounting profession. If you are just starting out and building a firm from scratch, it is definitely hard work. Read more…
When you think of the future, does it involve working in your tax or accounting practice until you have no life left in you? Or if you are honest with yourself, would you like to break free of the day-in-and-day-out challenges of running a firm while still having the ability