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In this article, Kathleen Brunner suggests that all CPAs should have a basic understanding of blockchain’s role in maintaining a ledger of financial information and transferring the ownership of assets in a safe and verifiable manner.
A succession plan for your business means a better financial proposition and reduced emotional stress for you, your partners, and your family. The following insights will help you prepare.
Valuation is critical when preparing for a business transition, whether it’s an acquisition by an outside party or a transfer of ownership to a family member or key employee. Here are five questions to ask so you can start the process off on the right foot and develop a realistic valuation of your business.
In this podcast, Ira Rosenbloom of Optimum Strategies in Spring House, Pa., explores the musts in the area of succession planning. Among the aspects he discusses are team composition, organizational vision, and timeline concerns.
Having a well-thought-out succession plan is critical to the long-term viability of a business. Yet, according to PwC’s 2019 U.S. Family Business Survey, only 58% of family businesses have succession plans, and most of those are informal.
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CPA firms considering an external succession via a merger want to know what they can expect to be paid for their firm. This blog offers some answers as you look toward the future.
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