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When Advisors Collide Going through a deal is stressful, and business owners rely on their professional teams to navigate the process. But what happens when those advisors don’t see eye-to-eye? Join our next panel event, “When Advisors Collide” for an interactive discussion on what to do when your clients are receiving conflicting guidance, complete with…

Program produced by  XPX Long Island. Case Study Session 2  In our second case study discussion we will have a live owner-engagement session with Dr. Matthew Kerzner, Director of EisnerAmper’s Center for Family Business Excellence. Matthew will walk us through navigating how emotions can be removed before they takeover so management can succeed into and…

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“I should demote myself!” joked the head of sales. “It looks like I am better at selling than at managing a sales team.” We were looking at his team’s individual sales numbers. He was selling more when he was a regular salesperson than his whole team today. We too often promote the wrong person into…

Effective March 12, 2024, New York Labor Law prohibits employers from requiring employees and job applicants to provide information about their personal accounts. If you think this sounds familiar, you are right. This idea has been in place in various states for years; now New York is joining in! Under the new legislation, “personal accounts”…

Unlocking Retirement Savings to Fund a New Business Many people have dreams of starting a business but lack the capital or funding needed to launch their new business ideas. It’s true: It costs money to start a business. The US Small Business Administration (SBA) says that how to fund a business is one of the…

In order for your family business to outlive its founder, careful succession planning is a must. That means finding the most frictionless way to pass both leadership and ownership from one generation to the next. While some family business dynamics lend themselves to smooth and simple succession, others hit bumps in the road. One of…

Accurate Asset Assessment for Fair Distribution: When planning an estate, one of the primary concerns is ensuring a fair and equitable distribution of assets among beneficiaries. A professional valuation provides an accurate and unbiased assessment of the true value of all assets, including real estate, investments, businesses, and personal property. This is essential to avoid disputes…

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