FRIEDMAN & ASSOCIATES, PC JOINS GLASS JACOBSON
Friedman & Associates PC is excited to announce that it has merged into Glass Jacobson Financial Group. The merger became effective on December 1, 2017 and further expands Glass Jacobson’s expertise in serving nonprofit clients. Please learn more about our expanded accounting and tax services below.
Tax Preparation & Planning
Our experienced tax team collaborates with you to design a beneficial tax strategy that minimizes current and future liabilities, while maximizing your financial security and well-being.
Accounting &
Audit
Whether your company needs accounting guidance or is going through an audit, our team of experienced professionals are ready to help.
Strategic Business Consulting
Your company needs more than an accountant. You need a business advisor that understands the most complex financial aspects of your business and provides strategic guidance.
Business Valuations
Leverage our four Certified Valuation Analysts (CVAs) to get the most accurate and fair value of a business. We provide strategic insight into whether a calculation of value (cheaper valuation), or full valuation is needed.
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Merger & Acquisition Advisory
Glass Jacobson provides M&A financial due diligence and corporate valuation services. With a wide array of seasoned professionals, Glass Jacobson is well suited to solve the most complex financial challenges.
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November 18, 2019At first glance, the lease accounting standard (ASC 842) seems relatively simple: Just add an asset and a liability to the balance sheet. The two ...
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