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\"two<\/a>you\u2019re probably not an owner.<\/strong><\/p>\n

by marc rosenberg<\/i>
\nhow to bring in new partners<\/i><\/a><\/p>\n

there are two components to the value of a cpa firm: capital and goodwill, the latter of which is often stated as a percentage of the firm\u2019s annual revenue. capital is on the balance sheet; goodwill is not.<\/p>\n

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here\u2019s a crash course in cpa firm business valuations. assume a firm with annual revenue of $10 million. most firms have accrual basis capital of roughly 20 percent of their revenues, consisting mostly of wip and a\/r. if we value the goodwill at 100 percent of revenue (this used to be so common it was automatic; today it is still common but much less so), the total value of the firm is $12 million: $2 million of capital and $10 million of goodwill.
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