Hey everyone, I work at a large accounting firm for 5 years. I’m CPA but considering starting my own firm.
I’m a single guy with 100k in savings and zero debts. I’ve had clients here and there but I’m not legally allowed to have clients as it will be a conflict of interest with my firm. That’s why I can’t start as a side hustle. Shall I go for it and at least try for a couple years?
What part of the US are you in? I own a financial advisory firm and want to start an accounting firm. You could be the accounting firm.
Franchise Consultant Here! Yes, you should! Owning your own business is very rewarding! Have you done any research on an accounting/advisory franchise?
You’ll benefit from:
- Established Brand Recognition
- Proven Business Model
- Training and Support
- Easier Access to Financing
- Greater Purchasing Power
- Network and Community
- Marketing Assistance
- Reduced Risk of Failure
- Higher Resale Value
These are just some of the benefits of owning a franchise. I have a few accounting/advisory franchise brands in my portfolio. I’d be happy to get you some additional info on them. Feel free to PM me.
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