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Overview:
WHAT WE DO
Suchman and Feinblum, CPAs, provides highly specialized and personalized services to family-owned and closely-held businesses and to high-income and high-net-worth individuals. These services include:
Strategic Business Planning - including contact negotiation, mediation and arbitration services;
Business Start-Up Planning - including financing, tax and form-of-doing-business strategies;
Succession Planning - including mergers & acquisitions, buy-sell agreements and funding arrangements;
Estate & Retirement Planning - including utilization of trusts and comprehensive asset allocation strategies;
Tax Planning and Preparation - including multi-state and international tax strategies;
Tax Representation - including filing of delinquent returns and offer-in-compromise negotiations;
Litigation Consulting - including income and asset allocation strategies for divorcing couples;
Bankruptcy Consulting - including pre-bankruptcy asset maximization strategies and post-bankruptcy rehabilitation.
In order to insure that its clients receive the best possible advice, Suchman & Feinblum, CPAs, maintains close working and personal relationships with some of the best attorneys, bankers, mortgage brokers, insurance agents and investment advisors in the New York Metropolitan area.
In addition to the above, we especially enjoy creating synergy among our clients. We have frequently found that the needs of Client A can best be served by utilizing the products or services of Client B. Putting our clients together in ways which serve to their mutual benefit is an "extra" service which sets us apart from most other accounting firms.
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History:
Suchman & Feinblum traces its lineage back to 1945, when Milton Schwartz, CPA - a newly discharged Army veteran - went to work for a sole practitioner, Morris Eisenberg, CPA. In 1950, Eisenberg decided to retire and sold his practice to Milt, who continued to practice individually.
Milt’s client list soon became too big for him to handle on his own so, in 1952, he and an old Army buddy, William Cassler, CPA, merged their practices and formed the firm of Schwartz & Cassler, CPAs.
In 1962, Allan N. Suchman - then a high school student - began to work part-time for the firm, mostly during the tax season crunch. This loose affiliation continued until Allan graduated from Pace College with a degree in accounting at which time he began his own career as an accountant.
While working for a variety of accounting firms, Allan built up a substantial practice of his own. In 1979, he decided the time had come to stop being an employee and to devote his full energies to his own practice. Having maintained close contact with Milt and Bill through the years, he opened discussions with them about merging his practice with theirs.
During the period of negotiations, Bill experienced some severe health problems and decided to retire from the day-to-day business. Finally, in November, 1980, Milt, Bill, and Allan decided to merge their practices and, together with one of Schwartz & Cassler’s long-time employees, Steve Franzman, formed the firm of Schwartz, Franzman, Suchman and Company, CPAs.
After graduating from City College, David Feinblum, CPA, pursued a career in the defense industry while also creating a lucrative tax-oriented accounting practice of his own. In 1984, David was offered, and accepted, a full partnership in the firm.
Things continued apace until 1994, when sudden and unforeseen health problems forced both Milt and Steve to retire within a few months of each other. At that time, the firm was renamed Suchman & Feinblum, CPAs.
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