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The Advantages of Using an LLC for Your Small Business
You can operate your small business in several ways. For example, your entity can be a sole proprietorship, an S corporation or a partnership. Here are the advantages of operating as a limited liability company (LLC).
Brinker Simpson & Company is pleased to welcome Juliann Pascetta to our team of professionals. Juliann joins the Firm as a full-time administrative assistant on our Client Services team.
How Outsourced Accounting Can Elevate Your Current Accounting Department Structure
Building a successful business over time takes consistency and dedication. Your team and day-to-day accounting operations are working well to deliver the business’s current level of success.
When financial complexities and potential irregularities arise, a forensic accountant can be your ally in uncovering hidden truths. Learn to identify the pivotal moments that warrant their expertise with these nine clear indicators.
3 Types of Due Diligence to Consider Before Buying A Business
There is no single process that everybody follows when purchasing a business, and many factors determine whether a business, once bought, will fulfill its desired purpose. But if there is one thing that will mitigate the chances of failure and increase the chances of success, it is conducting detailed due diligence on the company you intend to buy – before making the purchase permanent and irreversible.
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