Nine Strategies for Multi-Partner Firms Considering a Merger or Acquisition

Tagged with: accounting practices, acquisition, merger

Posted on Saturday, January 31, 2009

A firm with multiple partners should consider several vitally important items when developing an expansion plan that involves mergers or acquisitions of accounting practices. Below are nine key things to initially keep in mind.

By: Joel L. Sinkin and Terrence E. Putney, CPAs, Accounting Transitions Solutions, LLP, Merger and Transition
Consulting Exclusively for Public Accounting Firms.

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Source: Transitionadvisors

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