In Other News, We Still Have To Keep Our Business Going?
New research suggest that it could take until 2023 for the US economy to recover from the impact of the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis, according to a new report from consultancy McKinsey & Company. As supply chains around the world are disrupted, the report warns that we haven’t seen the worst of the impact yet.
The industries hardest hit by COVID-19 at this point seem to be airlines, travel and insurance, and those, experts predict, may have an even slower recovery.
These uncertain times leaves us with some questions about the pet care industry. How can veterinary clinics and pet care service providers survive the new normal? What decisions should veterinary and pet business owners make to protect themselves?
On today’s show, Dr. Jen and Dr. Jason talk with Paul Gazaleh, a Certified Public Accountant who’s also Accredited in Business Valuation about what the future holds for our profession and how we can survive the new normal.
BIO:
For over 25 years, Paul Gazaleh has been servicing clients with thoughtful and detailed analysis. He is a Certified Public Accountant licensed in New Jersey and also Accredited in Business Valuation. Over time his practice has specialized to include the calculation of economic damages, valuations of closely held businesses, and the preparation of individual, business, and fiduciary income tax returns. He is a frequent speaker at numerous professional meetings on topics such as writing business plans, valuing closely held businesses and taxes. He has also authored a chapter on Tax and Accounting Aspects of Matrimonial Law in the New Jersey Institute of Continuing Legal Education’s Family Law Skills textbooks.
Paul prides himself on the value he provides to his clients as well as his availability and responsiveness. He efficiently and effectively works with clients to provide the level of service they require at a reasonable cost.