Sell Your Accounting Firm with Clarity - Not Pressure
Transitioning your firm shouldn’t feel rushed or transactional. With a clear process to value, prepare, and strengthen your practice, you’ll exit on your terms—protecting your firm’s valuation, your clients and your team.
Questions Every Accounting Firm Owner Asks
- When’s the right time to sell?
When value drivers are in place: recurring revenue, reduced owner dependence, clean books, and a transition plan. Most firms run a 6–18 month runway. - What’s my firm really worth?
Valuation depends on earnings quality, client mix, pricing discipline, staff stability, and systems. A readiness review sets a realistic range plus a 90-day lift plan. - Should I sell or merge?
The best choice isn’t just financial — it’s about clients, culture, and timing. With clarity, the right option becomes obvious.
Start with clarity, not guesswork.
Who It's For:
- Accounting firm owners considering succession or sale within the next 6–24 months
- Principals looking to maximize value without disrupting staff or clients
- Partners weighing merger, internal succession, or full sale
What You’ll Gain
- Exit Readiness Diagnostic™ – Practical valuation range + prioritized value drivers
- Personalized Roadmap – Clear steps aligned with goals, price, and timing
- 1:1 Exit Clarity Session – Private strategy call to refine your plan
- Exit Levers Workbook – Practical tool to help you prioritize and take action
The Exit Evolution Path™
- Reground: Reconnect with your vision, values, and long-term goals
- Rebuild: Strengthen systems and empower your team to thrive without you
- Reposition: Elevate your firm’s market standing and value drivers
- Reinvent: Redefine your role and purpose beyond the firm
- Release: Transition on your terms, with structure and confidence

Real Stories, Real Results
Before merging my firm into Salim’s, I was coaching with him. It gave me clarity and peace about the next steps — and the confidence to make them.
Jeffrey Campbell, CPA
Working with Salim helped me see a new vision for my future. I ultimately sold my firm and pivoted to financial advisory services — a transition I wouldn’t have made confidently without his coaching. He never pushed an outcome, just helped me uncover the right one for me.
Gerald Dagastino, CPA
FAQs
You Have Built Your Accounting Firm.
Now Build What’s Next.
Whether you’re a year or ten years away, the strongest move is to start with clarity — so you maximize value, reduce stress, and transition on your terms.