Client retention is critical to the success of an accounting firm after a purchase or a merger with new ownership. We offer tips for retaining clients when buying an accounting practice.
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Retaining Clients When Buying an Accounting Practice
By Private Practice Transitions on Sep 11, 2023 7:25:26 AM
Topics: Blog
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Keeping Key Staff After an Accounting Practice Purchase
By Private Practice Transitions on Sep 6, 2023 7:37:55 AM
The staff is one of the most important variables in the transition of an accounting practice, or any private practice, from previous to new ownership. Below, we’ll explore the benefits of staff retention and offer strategies for keeping key staff after an accounting practice purchase.
Topics: Blog
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What To Expect When Closing on a PT Practice Purchase
By Private Practice Transitions on Aug 30, 2023 1:51:00 PM
The closing can be the most exciting and fraught time of a physical therapy (PT) practice purchase, as months or even years of preparation and negotiation finally come to an end. We’ll explore what to expect when closing on a PT practice purchase, from the preparation to the closing day.
Topics: Blog
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Buying a Niche Accounting Practice: Key Factors To Consider
By Private Practice Transitions on Aug 25, 2023 1:58:00 PM
Niche accounting practices can be exceptionally smart purchases for those looking to invest in a lean and profitable practice. Below, we explain the key factors to consider when buying a niche accounting practice, from the type of industry niche to its value.
Topics: Blog
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Selling Your Accounting Practice Internally vs. Externally
By Private Practice Transitions on Aug 24, 2023 2:02:00 PM
One of the first critical decisions when selling your accounting practice is whether to sell internally or externally. We’ll explain what practice owners need to know about selling internally and externally and provide tips for an amicable and profitable sale.
Topics: Blog
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What Is EBITDA & Why Is It Critical for Business Valuation?
By Private Practice Transitions on Aug 7, 2023 7:43:47 AM
Knowing how to accurately calculate a business’s EBITDA is one of the most important factors when buying or selling a business. But what does EBITDA mean, and why is it critical for business valuation? We answer those questions and more in our guide to EBITDA valuations below.
Topics: Blog
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Preparing Your Employees for the Sale of Your Business
By Private Practice Transitions on Jul 31, 2023 7:21:38 AM
For many owners, one of the hardest parts of selling a business is informing their staff of the sale and impending transition. If you’re considering selling your business or need to prepare your employees for the sale of your business, we’ve got some helpful tips to make the transition easier.
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2023 SBA SOP Changes
By Private Practice Transitions on Jul 18, 2023 11:30:00 AM
The US Small Business Administration (SBA) assists eligible borrowers in accessing SBA-backed financing. The loan guarantees competitive terms, lower down payments, and continued customer support, depending on the lender. It is, therefore, the best option for starting a business if you don’t have capital or if you require cash to expand an ongoing business.
Topics: SBA Loans Small Business Administration
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The Pros and Cons of Selling Your Practice to a Competitor
By Private Practice Transitions on Jun 27, 2023 7:14:44 AM
When selling a private practice, whether a CPA firm or a physical therapy clinic, it’s common to find a competitor interested in buying the business. Selling your practice to a competitor is a difficult decision, so we’ve listed the pros and cons of the transaction below to help those considering the option.
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The Ethical Obligations of Business Brokers to Their Clients
By Private Practice Transitions on Jun 22, 2023 2:06:00 PM
Finding a trustworthy business broker can be difficult, but at Private Practice Transitions, we always take ethical obligations to our clients seriously. Below, we’ll explain a few of the obligations every broker must have to provide quality service and insight to clients.