Citrin Cooperman

Citrin Cooperman

Accounting, tax, and advisory services

Company Overview

Citrin Cooperman is proud to be home to one of the leading national franchising accounting and consulting practices in the country. With a dedicated franchise practice for over 35 years, Citrin Cooperman has serviced and worked with some of the largest franchise successes, within a vast array of diversified concepts. We work with the owners, operators, controllers, and CFOs of a wide range of franchisors, helping them establish their brand, and grow their businesses to the next level. Helping companies prepare for mergers and acquisitions, growth, and expansion, Citrin Cooperman’s Franchise Accounting and Consulting Practice, comprised of experienced CFE-accredited professionals, offers the guidance and insight needed by franchisors to minimize uncertainty, meet financial statement audit, tax and other compliance and contractual obligations, and stay focused on building their businesses. We believe in the franchising model, we are passionate about franchising, and we have the experience and knowledge to help you.

About Citrin Cooperman

HQ Location
New York, NY
Founded
1979
Ownership
private
Industry
Financial services,Security services,Legal and Consulting

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