Management Advisory

At MBK, our tax, audit, accounting, business valuation and industry experts work together and with you to develop strong and practical strategic solutions for your business.

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From transaction-based tax planning and succession planning, to business valuations, mergers and acquisitions and beyond, all business owners have one thing in common: a need for a strategic business partner. We listen to you, help you identify emerging opportunities and challenges and help you proactively develop your road map to reaching your financial goals.

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Business management consulting Massachusetts, Business succession planning, Mergers and acquisitions consulting, Transaction advisory services, Business strategy consluting

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Estate, trust and gift planning

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Mergers and acquisitions

Purchase or sale of a business

Debt and equity financing

Transaction-based tax planning

Contract evaluations

Business valuations and litigation support

Employee benefit plans

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Management Advisory Insights

Planning for 2025 and The Future with The New Tax Law

By Katrina Arona • September 30, 2025

Will you be able to benefit from the One Big, Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), signed into law earlier this year? The law makes many tax provisions, which were scheduled to expire at year end, permanent and includes other favorable changes for individual taxpayers.

One Big Beautiful Bill Act

September 2, 2025

The OBBBA contains more than 110 tax provisions. Most are effective beginning in 2026. However, a number of important provisions are effective in 2025.

Cash or Accrual Accounting

By Katrina Arona • July 22, 2025

To handle their finances and file taxes, most small business owners must decide between two accounting methods: cash or accrual. This decision determines how and when income and expenses are reported, which can have a major effect on tax obligations and cash flow.