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Sellers, owned primarily by aging Baby Boomers, see merging up as their most likely exit strategy. Relatively few buyers or sellers have much merger experience, yet these deals will require some of the most important decisions in their professional ...
Citrin Cooperman Acquires KAF Accounting Group
“Citrin Cooperman had been focused on coming into the Boston market for several years but ultimately passed on every firm they looked at," said Allan D. Koltin, CEO of Koltin Consulting Group, who advised both firms on the merger.
Oracle Acquires NetSuite
Oracle has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire NetSuite, one of the first cloud companies. The transaction is valued at $109.00 per share in cash, or approximately $9.3 billion.
WeiserMazars Acquires Risk Management Group
Risk Management Group's 11 employees will join WeiserMazars' Advisory and Consulting Practice, enhancing our existing team of professionals who provide internal audit services to the banking industry.
Oregon Accounting Firms Perkins and Thompson Kessler to Merge
Perkins & Co, the largest locally-owned accounting firm in Portland, Ore., will merge with Thompson Kessler Wiest & Borquist PC (TKWB), a boutique firm with more than 30 years of experience working in high-demand industries such as construction, real ...
Radius Acquires San Francisco Tax Firm
Global growth expert Radius has acquired San Francisco-based Montage Services, a rapidly growing tax and compliance advisory firm. Montage, whose clients include the London Stock Exchange, UniCredit, and Biz Apps, will immediately bolster Radius’ ...
California Firm Lautze & Lautze Merges Into Marcum LLP
Lautze & Lautze provided audit, tax and consulting services to individuals, California businesses and non-profit organizations for more than 70 years. Industry specialties included real estate, professional services and manufacturing, and a particular
Preventing Corporate Inversions May Risk U.S. Economic Health
There seems to be somewhat of a general misconception that it is the “inversion” itself, in other words the acquisition of a U.S. corporation by a foreign acquirer, which creates the favorable tax structure for multinationals.