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David A. Braver

David A. Braver, CPA
Partner

678.741.2530
dbraver@bspj.com

Expertise that connects you with success

“Clients tell me that we make their lives a lot easier, as well as richer. I think that’s because we treat them as people, not just clients. And that’s why we’ve kept so many of them for years and continue to build new client relationships throughout the area.

Experience

With more than 35 years of experience in helping clients achieve their personal and business financial goals, David is one of the top CPAs in Greater Atlanta. Before founding the firm of Braver, Schimler & Co., David began his career in Grant Thornton’s New York City office and started practicing in Atlanta in 1973.

Expertise

David specializes in serving the owners of closely held businesses of all sizes in many industries, including wholesale, retail and real estate. He is especially skilled in helping clients make sound decisions about growth strategies, mergers and acquisitions, as well as succession planning, retirement planning and estate planning.

Approach

David attributes his success to always putting the client first. For him, this means taking the time to fully understand a client’s needs and situation before making recommendations. It also means connecting personally with clients and giving attentive service to each and every one, regardless of income or size of business.

Involvements

  • American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Member
  • Georgia Society of Certified Public Accountants, Member 
  • Temple Emanu-el, Founding Member 
  • Auditory Education Center, Volunteer 
  • National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Volunteer

Education

B.S. in accounting, New York Institute of Technology

Other interests

Theatre, cinema, travel and reading. 

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