Professional Service Firm Resources
Valuing your Professional Service Firm
There are several applications in which the valuation of your business can deliver insight for guiding critical strategic decisions. For example, below are some common scenarios in which a valuation of your professional service firm may be helpful:
Does the Employee Retention Credit Apply to your Firm?
The Employee Retention Credit (ERC), introduced with the CARES Act, is a way for professional service firms to recoup wages paid to employees. Does your firm qualify?
Pandemic Affecting the Professional Services Industry
The professional services industry is feeling the impact of the COVID-19 crisis in a variety of ways. Firms are adjusting to remote working and new client engagement models, all while navigating demands in the face of growing uncertainty.
5 Growth Strategies for a Professional Service Firm
According to IBISWorld, most professional service firms’ revenue has been adjusted to decline in 2021 due to a falling demand and tighter budgets. The professional services industry is facing how best to reconfigure, rethink and redirect its energies in the future.
Benchmarking Your Professional Service Firm
Like many others, the professional services industry is walking a tightrope to manage cash flow and maintain their workforce. Benchmarking can be a crucial tool right now during the pandemic and as 2020 comes to a close.
Accounting Basics for the Professional Services Industry
Accounting can be complicated and is a crucial component of a firm’s operations, regardless of its size. Many growing professional service firms struggle to create well-tuned accounting processes, especially as systems need to change to support increased activity.
5 Areas Professional Services Firms Should Focus On
COVID-19 has presented various challenges for professional services firms in 2020, unlike anyone could have foreseen. We understand the professional services industry since we are part of it ourselves.
R&D Tax Credits: Easy & Effective Tax Savings
The Research and Development (R&D) Tax Credit is one of the best opportunities for businesses to reduce their tax liabilities, improve cash flow, and increase earnings-per-share. This tax credit was initially enacted in 1981 to incentivize companies to increase their investment in developing new or improved products or processes.
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