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Joshua Dennis
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Whether you sell in three months or three years, you’ll walk away with clarity, not pressure.


Frequently Asked Questions
1What is My Practice Worth Right Now?
The value of your accounting or CPA practice depends on several factors: your annual revenue, client retention rate, profitability, service mix, and staff structure. Most sales of accounting practices fall between 0.8x and 1.5x annual gross revenue, but the real price to sell your accounting practice comes down to the quality of your client relationships and how easily the business can transfer to a new owner. If you’re wondering how much you can sell your accounting practice for, a broker experienced in selling accounting firms can provide a customized valuation based on current market data and recent sales of accounting practices in your area.
2How Long Will it Take to Sell my CPA Practice?
If you’re thinking, “I want to sell my accounting practice,” the process typically takes six to twelve months from start to finish. The exact timeline depends on your firm’s size, location, client mix, and how prepared you are for transition. Well-organized practices with clean financials and strong client retention tend to sell faster. Larger firms or those offering specialized services may take longer to find the right buyer. A broker who knows how to sell an accounting practice will guide you through valuation, marketing, buyer screening, and closing so the sale moves efficiently without sacrificing value.
3How Much Does it Cost to Hire a Broker to Sell My CPA Practice?
If you’re wondering how much it costs to hire a broker to sell your CPA practice, most charge around 10% of the final sale price, with a reasonable minimum for smaller practices. That percentage can vary depending on the size of your firm, your location, and the level of support you need. If you’re looking to sell your accounting practice, your broker should not only handle valuation and marketing but also guide you through negotiations, buyer vetting, and closing.
A good broker’s goal is to help you net more than their fee by running a competitive, confidential, and efficient process. When you sell an accounting practice or CPA firm, your broker manages listings, buyer outreach, and due diligence—so you can focus on client transition and keeping your business stable during the sale.
4How Do You Find Buyers?
When you’re ready to sell your accounting practice or CPA firm, finding qualified buyers is all about targeted exposure and careful screening. I market your practice across multiple listing platforms, my private buyer database, and through direct outreach and email campaigns to potential purchasers actively looking to buy a tax or accounting practice. Every buyer is personally screened for financial capability, technical competence, and cultural fit before you ever take a call. This ensures that when you decide to sell your accounting practice you only speak with serious, qualified prospects who are the right match for your firm.
5How Do You Protect Confidentiality?
We never publish your firm name or pinpoint location. Interested buyers sign an NDA before seeing specifics; staff and clients are only informed at the right stage.








