Posted on February 28, 2013 by
Scott Bouchner
There are countless facets of a business that owners strive to understand, including strengths and weaknesses, industry and competitors, growth prospects and historical profitability. A company’s value is not always understood, but it can be an important tool. WHY DO YOU NEED A BUSINESS VALUATION? There are many possible circumstances that could require an owner […]
Posted on February 21, 2013
Scott Montgomery was recently interviewed for an article about boomers who are returning to the workplace or launching new careers. The feature ran in a special section of South Florida Business Journal titled, “The Business of Aging.” Scott shared the example of a client who is well-employed but has been purchasing rental properties for future […]
Posted on February 21, 2013
John Ebenger was recently quoted in a Miami Herald article about tax tips. The article attempted to shed light on some of the recent changes to tax laws. John provided information about windfalls – especially when selling real estate. He also described how the rules for passive income have changed and the potential tax liability. […]
Posted on February 21, 2013 by
Daniel Hughes
Companies usually buy business-interruption insurance as part of a broader property-casualty insurance policy. But treating this type of coverage as an afterthought can be costly. Give thought to how your business may be impacted by a fire, flood, or in the case of South Florida, a hurricane. It’s important to pay close attention to the […]
Posted on February 12, 2013 by
Richard Pollack
Regardless of whether a trial lawyer is representing a plaintiff or a defendant, the forensic accountant can be invaluable for those cases involving challenging financial issues or economic damages. By relying on carefully honed skills to investigate, uncover and substantiate often-complicated financial transactions, forensic accountants can scour through mountains of data to connect seemingly random […]
