Professional Services Businesses for Sale

This Virginia CPA practice provides primarily individual and business tax services with additional accounting and write-up work. An established team member, seller transition assistance, and flexible office arrangements support continuity for a relocating buyer.

This North Carolina practice blends recurring accounting and bookkeeping services with individual and business tax work. Experienced staff, seller transition assistance, and available office space create a turn-key opportunity with a balanced service model.

This Tennessee CPA practice combines individual and business tax preparation with bookkeeping and payroll services. A broad recurring client base, professional office setup, and the owner’s limited operating schedule may suit a buyer seeking to expand an established practice.

This Tennessee tax practice is centered on individual tax returns with additional business tax work. A modest office footprint, flexible lease arrangement, and low-overhead structure make it accessible to a solo practitioner or small firm.

This virtual Virginia-area tax practice generates nearly all revenue from individual and business tax services. Its paperless model eliminates office lease obligations, creating a flexible, low-overhead platform with seller assistance during the transition.

This Alabama CPA practice combines tax preparation, compilations, payroll, and other project work across individual and business clients. Seller-owned office space, diversified revenue, and strong reported cash flow provide an attractive base for an incoming practitioner.

This South Carolina CPA practice is primarily tax-focused and supplemented by accounting, bookkeeping, and other services. Long-term client relationships, experienced staff, seller transition support, and opportunities to expand advisory services enhance its growth appeal.

This Alabama CPA practice combines bookkeeping, individual and business tax preparation, and other tax services. Strong reported cash flow and the option to lease or purchase the seller’s building make it an appealing acquisition for an owner-operator.

This Kentucky tax practice is weighted toward business and other tax services, with a smaller individual tax component and a portfolio that includes commercial real estate clients. Seller transition support and available office space provide a straightforward path for a qualified buyer.

This North Carolina practice provides primarily individual and business tax services, complemented by accounting and bookkeeping. Minimal expenses, seller transition assistance, and potential strategic value for an existing firm support the acquisition case.

This South Florida practice offers accounting, payroll, tax, and related services with strong reported cash flow. Seller transition assistance and the opportunity for a qualified, Spanish-fluent CPA or enrolled agent make it a compelling platform in a large regional market.

This virtual South Florida CPA practice combines accounting, tax preparation, and related services without the constraints of a traditional office model. Strong cash flow and seller transition assistance offer flexibility for an individual practitioner or existing firm.

This Maryland practice generates revenue from tax services as well as recurring accounting, bookkeeping, and payroll work, supporting year-round income. Experienced staff, a loyal client base, and seller transition assistance create a turn-key opportunity with room for continued growth.

This Pennsylvania CPA firm provides a balanced mix of tax and accounting services and operates profitably throughout the year. Experienced staff, seller transition support, and the option to buy or lease the building make it suitable for an individual CPA or an expanding firm.

This Connecticut tax practice is focused primarily on individual tax work with additional entity, estate, and trust services. A low-overhead structure, strong cash flow relative to revenue, and seller availability for transition support make it attractive to a solo practitioner or small firm.

This virtual Pennsylvania practice combines tax and accounting services to generate revenue throughout the year. Loyal clientele, low physical overhead, seller transition support, and suitability for either an individual or existing firm create a flexible acquisition opportunity.

This New York tax practice is focused almost entirely on individual and business tax services and operates with a small office footprint. Low overhead, seller transition assistance, and a client base suited to a solo practitioner or small firm support its appeal.

This New York practice balances individual and business tax services with accounting and bookkeeping work. A long-standing office arrangement, no employees, seller transition support, and low expenses create an efficient platform for an incoming owner.

This New York tax practice derives nearly all revenue from individual and business tax services and operates without employees. Strong cash flow, an established client base, and opportunities to add bookkeeping, payroll, advisory, and related services provide meaningful expansion potential.

This New York practice is primarily focused on accounting and bookkeeping, with additional individual and business tax services. Strong client loyalty, seller transition support, and reported cash flow make it a compelling opportunity for an owner or firm seeking recurring revenue.

This virtual New Jersey practice serves individuals and businesses through tax, accounting, and bookkeeping services, with business clients contributing a substantial share of revenue. Minimal overhead, strong fee structure, year-round income, and opportunities for value-added services support its high-margin appeal.

This Maine tax and advisory practice generates revenue from individual and business tax preparation, payroll, consulting, amended returns, and corporate services. Its diversified revenue model and strong cash flow offer an attractive platform for an accounting professional or strategic buyer.

This accounting practice consists primarily of an established client base that can be managed remotely, with revenue supported by long-standing relationships and referrals. The client-only structure avoids the complexity of acquiring physical assets and could integrate efficiently into an existing firm serving Massachusetts.

This tax accounting practice generates revenue from individual, business, and other tax services supported by an established client base and existing office infrastructure. Its recurring seasonal demand and owner cash flow offer an attractive transition opportunity for a tax professional in New Hampshire.