Little Rock CPA Firm

SOLD
This Little Rock CPA Firm is for sale as the seller is ready to retire. Well established and well known in the area, the practice provides the owner with a nice cash flow. Note that the revenue percentages are based on 2015 financials and the gross revenues being sold reflect additional work, including two audits. The owner will be available for a smooth transition.
Asking Price
$175,000
Annual Gross
$175,000
Revenue Breakdown:
57% from accounting and bookkeeping services
17% from tax return preparation services for individuals
26% from tax return preparation services for business clients

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