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Evan Callahan, CPA
Gil Davis, CPA/PFS
David J. Mesko, CPA
Sarah McPhee, CPA
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Accounting, Assurance and Auditing Services
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Comprehensive Tax Planning
Cost Segregation Studies
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Employee Benefit Plans
Estate Planning
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LIFO Services
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What CFOs should do as interest rates begin to fall
November 7, 2025
CFOs must consider what falling rates might mean for their balance sheets, borrowing strategies and overall business positioning.
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