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Connecting you to wise family business decisions

In addition to the typical challenges of turning a profit, family business owners must deal with such issues as leadership succession, family member differences and balancing business and personal financial objectives.

Also, they often need someone to coordinate the activities of bankers, attorneys and other advisers involved in handling various financial matters.

Because BSPJ has a large number of family business clients, we fully understand their unique needs and how to meet them. In fact, we’ve developed the BSPJ Business Lifecycle Center to help closely held businesses move smoothly from startup to established company and beyond by grouping services to meet their changing needs at different stages of development.

As a result, we can provide exceptionally effective advice and services to family businesses and their owners. We are ready to help you with:

  • Business and personal tax planning
  • Compensation, retirement and succession planning
  • Outsourced accounting and bookkeeping services
  • Strategic planning and management consulting
  • Financial statement audits, reviews and compilations
  • Compliance with tax laws and filing requirements
  • Decision making and conflict resolution
  • Review of processes, procedures and internal controls
  • Coordination of professional advisors

Maximize the success of your business for everyone in the family. Contact Barry Schimler, CPA, at 678-741-2510 or bschimler@bspj.com and find out for yourself why so many family business owners become our clients.

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FASB Update May Affect Your Financial Statement Disclosures of Uncertain Tax Positions

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“From our years of experience in working with family business owners, we’ve developed an insider’s understanding of their challenges and needs. So we can quickly identify issues they need to address, recommend ways to operate more profitably and advise them on how to more fully achieve their personal and business financial objectives.”

 
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