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Many medical practices suffer from a range of bottlenecks and redundancies that waste time and energy. These broadly fall into several practice areas, including the front office, the back office and the physicians. This article

We’ve heard so many stories over the years from owners and executives who have called their friend in banking and found that their company’s valuation multiple should be “8 times EBITDA”, and then called their

Human Resources Director, Lisa George, was recently interviewed by CityBizList Boston to share her insights and expertise on job searching.  Read her thoughts here.

Partner, Bob Babine, collaborated with Boston Private to contribute to the article, “Relationship Banking: The Business Owner Benefits.”  This piece highlights the key reasons it pays to build rapport with a private banker.  According to Babine,

Tax Partner, Michael Barbera, was quoted in the Accounting Today article titled, “The best season … or the worst?” This piece discusses the hot issues of this filing season. “We’ve seen more issues regarding Section

Partner Marc Bello‘s thoughts on alimony deductions were included in the Boston Bar Association article titled, “BBA Endorses Fix for Alimony-Deductibility Conundrum.” Recent changes in federal tax law generated conversations around alimony and tax deductions

In recognition of Women’s History Month, the Massachusetts Society of CPAs (MSPCA) shared a Women’s Leadership Spotlight highlighting 15 women making an impact in the accounting industry.  Edelstein’s Marketing Manager, Casey Blake, was among the

Tax Partner, Emily Matthews, was recently interviewed by CityBizList Boston to share her expert guidance on what retirees should be aware of when filing taxes in 2019.  Read her advice here.

As an AGN Member firm, we have the opportunity to connect and work with accounting firms across the globe.  We value the relationships we’ve been able to cultivate through this membership. Over the years we

As of January 1st under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, alimony is no longer deductible nor includable. As this is newly underway, the local family law bar hopes, “the Legislature will address in short