What is the firm actually worth, and how much of that value belongs to the business rather than the individual accountant? An accounting firm may not own substantial physical assets, but it may still generate substantial income.
What is the firm actually worth, and how much of that value belongs to the business rather than the individual accountant?
An accounting firm may not own substantial physical assets, but it may still generate substantial income.
Dividing an accounting firm in an Illinois divorce begins with a difficult question: What is the firm actually worth, and how much of that value belongs to the business rather than the individual accountant?
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What is the firm actually worth, and how much of that value belongs to the business rather than the individual accountant? An accounting firm may not own substantial physical assets, but it may still generate substantial income.
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