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Business Consulting
- Business Valuations: Why and when should you have a business valuation? A business valuation will estimate the economic value of a company (either one you own or one you are considering owning). A business valuation can also help you: Read more>>
- Mergers & Acquisitions: Key Financial Aspects of Mergers & Acquisitions. If you are currently considering a merger or acquisition, no matter how carefully you plan the transaction, you may still face major hurdles.Below we will outline just a few key aspects that affect mergers and acquisitions. For a successful transaction you will need to master a great balancing act. Read more>>
- Government Cost Accounting: Government contracts definitely worth pursuing. When doing business with the Government, the cost accounting principles are more complex and rigid than those applied in commercial business practices. The tips below will assist your company in laying the foundation for a sound Government cost accounting system which is critical to obtaining and reporting on your Government contracts. Read more>>
- Business Structuring: Business Structuring & Tax Implications: Which Business Structure is Best for You? One size does not fit it all. No single business structure meets everyone’s business needs. Depending on your current business situation and future aspirations, one business structure might meet your needs better than another. As you are about decide on your new business structure and lay the foundation for your future, now more than ever try to avoid the temptation to do it alone. Read more>>
- Litigation Support: Why Does Your Legal Counsel Need the Help of a CPA. If you or your business is caught up in a legal dispute or arbitration involving partner or shareholder disputes, damages, loss of earnings or divorce cases, your legal counsel may ask a qualified Certified Public Accountant (CPA) to lend a helping hand. Read more >>
- Forensic Accounting: How to help during the investigation process. A company can be subject to very expensive acts of fraud if internal controls are not properly in place. Unlike assault or housebreaking, fraud is non-violent, “white-color” crime. Yet fraud can be just as damaging to the community as violent crimes, and its financial ramifications can cause ongoing financial issues for stakeholders. Read more>>
- Reviews and Compilations: Different levels of assurance. As an independent third party, your CPAs will provide the assurance to the stakeholders about the reliability of your financial statements. Since different situations call for different levels of assurance your CPA can provide three types of financial statement services, each with varying levels of assurance: Read more>>
- Internal Control Consulting: The Why's and How's of Effective Internal Controls. Financial fraud, bribery, embezzlement. Increased cost of capital, decrease in shareholders’ wealth, and loss of a company’s value. These issues are usually the result of a company’s failure to establish effective internal controls. Your company’s internal controls include all the policies and procedures developed to prevent material and financial fraud, minimize errors, promote operating efficiencies, and achieve compliance policies. Read more>>
- Other Business Consulting Services: The Critical Role of Your CPA. As a closely held business owner, you have the flair for entrepreneurship and enthusiasm about your company. Your company may be just taking off, booming, or in the midst of restructuring. Regardless, to help with a successful run, you need the help of a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Read more>>
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