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Barry Schimler

Barry Schimler, CPA
Founding Partner

678.741.2510
bschimler@bspj.com

Insight that connects you with your goals

“In accounting as in any other business, keeping a clear strategic focus is absolutely essential to achieving excellence. By focusing my practice on the owners of privately held businesses, I’ve been able to develop a deep understanding of what they need to reach their goals, and this enables me to connect with business owners in a way that results in extraordinary guidance and service.”

Experience

Barry brings to his work more than 30 years of experience in delivering tax, accounting, assurance and business advisory services to family-owned businesses and their owners in the Atlanta area. Before co-founding Braver Schimler & Co. in 1987, he was a sole proprietor for five years after serving in various public accounting positions.

Expertise

By working with businesses in many industries, Barry has become an expert in helping clients maximize both business value and personal wealth. He is especially skilled at assisting business owners with growth strategies, profit improvement, mergers and acquisitions, and succession planning.

Approach

By connecting services to the specific needs of business owners at every stage of the business lifecycle, Barry's approach — as well as his emphasis on connecting personally with clients — enables him to provide advice and solutions that help clients achieve their goals faster and more fully than generic approaches do.

Involvements

  • American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Member
  • Georgia Society of Certified Public Accountants, Member
  • Associated General Contractors, Member
  • PDI Global, Inc. National Editorial Board, Member

Education

B.S. / B.A. degree from the University of Florida

Other interests

Golf and swimming

Thought Leadership and Resources from Barry
Health Care Changes are Coming!

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and related Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act were signed into law in March.  There are a lot of tax changes and filing requirements being phased in over the next several years. Below are some changes taking effect that may be of interest.

Are You Implementing Procedures to Detect Fraud?

According to a recent study by the Associated Certified Fraud Examiners small businesses are more susceptible to fraud than bigger publicly held corporations.  The average fraud scheme lasts an average of 18 months (from inception to discovery).

IRS to Expand Audits as Government's Cash Runs Low

The Internal Revenue Service is trying to recoup about $14 billion in revenue that they estimate companies underpay in the employer portion of employment  taxes each year.

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