Why would you want to set-up your own Accountancy practice when you can Acquire one? Stable service lines Client revenue Available staff Handover by the seller Contact us on thomas@idisav.com or +356 9983 7454 to assist with your acquisition or exit strategy
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Due diligence queries when acquiring an Accountancy practice
Whilst acquiring a profitable Accountancy practice may be preferred there are a number of other due diligence considerations, such as: π° Revenue and profit margin π οΈ Services provided π€ Clients and retention rate π Culture π Current workload π Years of operation Contact http://www.idisav.com to assist with your acquisition or exit strategy #exit#planning#strategy#buy#business#broker#Malta#entrepreneur#sell#exitplanning#merger#acquisition#consultant#accountants
Due diligence queries when acquiring an Accountancy practice (1/2)
When acquiring a business due diligence is a fundamental part of the process to get to know the target firm. In relation to acquiring an accountancy practice, (part 1 of 2) you should consider assessing its: π Business development π Legal & regulatory issues π° Financial history π₯ Employees πΌ Motivation for selling π ReputationContinue reading “Due diligence queries when acquiring an Accountancy practice (1/2)”
Reasons to acquire an Accountancy practice
With many accountants approaching retirement or seeking to expand there may be an opportunity to acquire your own Accountancy practice. Some benefits include: Established clientele Proven systems Reputable brand New service lines Team Economies of scale Contact http://www.idisav.com to assist with your acquisition or exit strategy
Exit planning – Getting Started (some considerations)
Exit planning – You will need to consider a number of aspects of your business to ensure that it is ready for an exit. Feel free to contact idisav to discuss your exit strategy. You will be assisted by Thomas Cremona, who apart from being a qualified accountant has undertaken the exit process from anContinue reading “Exit planning – Getting Started (some considerations)”