Sapurstein & Associates was formed to provide high level accounting and financial management services to small and medium sized businesses through part time controller services. Our approach of providing these client specific services has allowed us to develop long term relationships with our clients, some of which are over 10 years old. Our relationships with our clients, the banking community, a
ttorneys and other CPA firms have provided us with numerous new client referrals. In addition, our work with businesses has provided us the opportunity to increase and expand our tax practice. Have you ever asked yourself:
- How much down payment should I put down on a house?
- Should I buy or lease a car?
- Do I have enough money to retire?
- How much interest will I pay on a loan?
- How could I save for my child to go to college?
- How much life insurance do I need? We won't just give you our answer - we will help you find the answer that is RIGHT FOR YOU. To schedule a complimentary, no-cost, no-obligation initial consultation with us, please contact our office. AFFILIATIONS: AccountantsWorld, American Institute of CPAs, Indiana Society of CPAs, New York State CPA Society
Sapurstein & Associates was formed by Barry Sapurstein (Principal/CPA) in 1999. Barry, who became a CPA in 1976, has been providing accounting services to public and private companies for nearly 40 years. He has, and continues to, work with clients in a variety of industries including:
construction, contracting, manufacturing and distribution, professional and consulting, non-profit services, charitable organizations, machine rigging, real estate, recycling, environmental, retail and wholesale sales, service and repair, salvage and non-ferrous scrap, transportation, and moving. Graduating with a degree in Accounting, Barry finished in the top ten percent of the 1971 class of Bryant College. He is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Indiana CPA Society, and is certified in the state of Indiana and the state of New York.
