You’ve spent years — maybe a lifetime — building a business, and now you’re ready to move on. With so much time, money and energy invested, you want to ensure that the fruits of your labor are duly rewarded.Before you take the plunge, take stock of the marketplace. Is the economy too sluggish or credit [...]
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Selling Your Business – More Than a Price Tag
Posted by admin on March 17th, 2010
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Tags: Boredom, Business Negotiations, Business Problems, Careful Soul, Emotional Toll, Fruits Of Your Labor, Gamut, Objectivity, Opportune Time, Partial Retirement, Personal Situation, Pitfalls, Price Tag, Prospective Buyers, Selling A Business, Selling Your Business, Smooth Transition, Soul Searching, Time Money, Unpleasant Surprises 
No Comments »Broker Dealer Audited Financial Statements – Regulation and the Costs
Posted by admin on January 2nd, 2010
Over the past few months I have received the disbelief when prospective clients are advised at my proposed fee for conducting an audit of their financial statements. This is during a time period where revenues are much lower than prior years yet now their accounting fees are going up.The message I am getting from these [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Accounting Fees, Accounting Oversight Board, Bearer Of Bad News, Broker Dealer, Broker Dealers, Client Engagements, Continuance, Cpa Firms, Disbelief, Honest Business, News Broker, Objectivity, Pcaob, Personnel Management, Prospective Clients, Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, Regulatory Agency, Regulatory Scrutiny, Securities And Exchange Commission, Year Ended December No Comments »