Business & M&A attorneys
Owners closing sales, restructuring partnerships, or rolling entities often need a CPA who can model the tax consequences in real time. We run the numbers inside the transaction, not after.
For referral partners
When your client is a business owner, the tax return and the investment plan live on either side of a gap that usually nobody owns. We exist to own that gap — entity, comp, quarterly rhythm, and long-term wealth — without stepping on the work you already do.
Who we partner with
Owners closing sales, restructuring partnerships, or rolling entities often need a CPA who can model the tax consequences in real time. We run the numbers inside the transaction, not after.
Great bookkeeping is the baseline for any real tax plan. We partner with bookkeepers whose clients have outgrown volume-prep tax work and need planning on top.
The CFO owns the operating plan. We own the tax and the owner’s personal balance sheet. Together the owner finally gets one coordinated financial picture.
Pre-LOI structuring, goodwill allocation, installment sale analysis, and post-close planning — brought in early enough to actually shape the deal.
For payroll shops whose owner-clients would benefit from reasonable-compensation analysis, S-corp review, and retirement plan design layered on top of clean payroll.
Coaches helping owners grow or transition a business often need a CPA-led tax partner their clients can trust with complex multi-year decisions.
For RIAs serving owner-operators, we handle the CPA side of the client — returns, entity review, quarterly planning — without displacing the existing investment relationship.
Owners with trusts, gifting programs, and complex succession needs benefit from a CPA who reads the documents and coordinates the income-tax side of the plan.
How we collaborate
The client we’re built for
We’re not a fit for everyone. The owners who get the most out of a CPA-led platform tend to share a pattern — a real business, a real tax surface, and a personal balance sheet that’s trailing behind.
Operating S-corps, partnerships, or owner-operator LLCs with enough complexity to warrant real planning, not just a return.
RSU, ISO, NSO, ESPP, and concentrated-stock employees or executives, especially in California.
Enough runway to make the structural decisions while they still have leverage — entity, basis, and residency.
Multiple entities, trusts, partnership K-1s, or significant concentration in one asset or one business.
Start a partner conversation
A 30-minute call to introduce the practice, walk through how referrals work, and identify the types of clients where we’d add the most value alongside what you already do.
Educational information only. Tax services through Matt Reese, CPA. Investment advisory through Measured Risk Portfolios, a registered investment adviser. Separate entities; clients are not required to engage both. Any referral compensation is disclosed in writing.