Manchester Area CPA Firm

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The Opportunity
A long-established, highly reputable CPA practice located in the Manchester, New Hampshire area is now available for acquisition as the owner approaches retirement. Demonstrating a loyal client base and strong fee structure, this turn-key firm provides a turnkey opportunity for an individual practitioner or an expanding regional firm. Due to the attest work and peer review engagements, a CPA buyer is required that possesses the requisite experience to handle not-for-profit audits, along with the appropriate training to perform peer review engagements.

Key Highlights
• Established Reputation: Deeply rooted client loyalty with high retention across individual and business accounts.
• Turnkey Operations: Supported by an experienced, knowledgeable staff.
• Flexible Facility Terms: The practice operates out of an owner-held office building. The space is available for either lease or purchase, ensuring operational continuity in its current location.
• Transition Support: The seller is committed to assisting during the transition period to ensure full client and operational retention.

Asking Price
$440,000
Annual Gross
$440,000
Revenue Breakdown:
32% Individual Income Tax Preparation
12% Business Income Tax Preparation
7% Other Tax Preparation Services
1% Tax Planning
27% Audits (Not-for-Profits)
6% Compilations
2% Reviews
13% Peer Reviews

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How to Buy with Confidence

Our experience in the industry makes the transaction simple.

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Phase 1:

Locating a Firm to Purchase

Start by analyzing your strengths to determine the ideal firm size and client mix for you. Assemble your team of advisors, get pre-approved for financing, and begin identifying acquisitions that are the right cultural and professional fit.

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Phase 2:

Negotiations and Due Diligence

Bring a fair offer to the table that addresses price, terms, and any employment contract for the seller. After executing an offer or LOI, conduct a thorough review of tax returns, financials, and client demographics to confirm the firm's value.

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Phase 3:

Closing and Transition

Finalize your closing documents, fund the purchase, and begin building relationships with clients and staff. A clear transition plan — often with the seller staying on briefly to assist with client retention and a smooth handoff.

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