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Evan Callahan, CPA
Gil Davis, CPA/PFS
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Accounting, Assurance and Auditing Services
Business Valuations
Comprehensive Tax Planning
Cost Segregation Studies
Divorce Planning
Employee Benefit Plans
Estate Planning
Internal Audit Services
LIFO Services
Litigation Support
Management Advisory Services
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