At Midwest CPA, we offer fractional CFO services to give your business expert financial support without the need for a full-time CFO. This is perfect for small to mid-sized companies looking for help with budgeting, cash flow, financial planning, and reporting.
Our fractional CFOs provide high-level financial guidance and support when you need it, helping you make smart decisions and drive growth, all while keeping costs manageable. With Midwest CPA, you get tailored financial expertise that fits your specific needs and budget.
Manage cash proactively to ensure liquidity and plan for growth.
Define success and create a financial plan towards achieving key objectives.
Strengthen financial understanding for key stakeholders.
Make smarter decisions with better data and stronger planning
As an acquisition entrepreneur, business owner, or leader in a private equity firm, you juggle numerous responsibilities. Midwest CPA offers a cost-effective and flexible solution with our fractional CFO services, providing top-tier financial expertise without the high costs of a full-time hire.
Here are some of the benefits of a fractional CFO vs a full time one:
Our fractional CFO services can help you obtain 80% of the value of a full time CFO at a fraction of the cost.
Buying a business is an exciting milestone, but it’s only the beginning of your entrepreneurial journey. The real work begins after the deal closes. While many buyers focus on acquisition tactics, few are prepared for what happens next: the transition. Without a solid business acquisition transition plan, the success of the purchase—and the future of the business—could be at risk.
When embarking on the journey to purchase a small business, one of the most critical decisions you’ll face is determining how to finance the acquisition. The two primary avenues are debt financing and equity financing. Each comes with its own set of advantages, risks, and implications for your future as a business owner.
In this article, we’ll delve into the nuances of both financing options, helping you make an informed choice that aligns with your financial goals and risk tolerance.
In a packed event at Edison House in Salt Lake City, a panel of experts from the ETA (Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition) community shared their hard-earned wisdom on how to buy a small business. Hosted by Chase Murdock of Durable, the conversation covered the entire acquisition journey—from building your deal team to closing day nightmares.
