Accounting Firm Mergers: Your Path to Success
Two of the main solutions companies turn to when struggling to survive in today’s volatile business climate are sales and merges. In a sale, one company purchases outright any tangible
or intangible assets of the company looking to sell. Assets might include a single division, equipment, or intellectual property. In a merger, two separate entities combine to form a single legal entity. All assets of each entity are retained by the surviving entity.
Mergers & Acquisitions (M&As) are typical for accounting firms to grow, allowing them to expand their expertise, become more competitive, and reach new markets. However, every accounting firm M&A is different, with no one-size-fits-all approach that guarantees success.
This E-book reviews the cause of the rise in accounting firm mergers, items sellers and buyers should keep in mind, and how buyers should prepare.
Lee Norcross, MBA, CPCU
Managing Director, CEO
(616) 940-1101 Ext. 7080