Greg Caruso

name Gregory Caruso, CPA, Attorney, and Certified Valuation Analyst, is a Principal at Harvest Associates in Baltimore, Maryland. He is an expert in Succession and Exit Planning Strategies, Business Valuations, and Merger and Acquisitions working with owners who are devoted to improving their transaction profits and results. He is the author of the book 11 Secrets to Selling Your Business and a frequent speaker. To obtain a free initial consultation, arrange a speaking engagement, or order the book, contact Greg at 877-838-4966, gcaruso@harvestbusiness.com or http://www.harvestbusiness.com/

Business

Strategic Planning for Contractors and Developers in Difficult Times

24th November 2008
The sky is not falling. Yet, declining business conditions in cyclical industries like homebuilders, contractors, sub-contractors, land developers, and construction suppliers caused by the ongoing recession are going to be difficult for a while. Business ... Read >
Travel-and-Leisure

An African adventure to Pafuri Camp - Kruger National Park

03rd July 2008
Have you ever packed your bags in anticipation of a vacation of unrivaled proportions? Have you ever felt your inner voice saying, ‘This is going to be very SPECIAL', Well, for Claire & me, our visit to Wilderness Safaris Pafuri Camp found these thought... Read >
Money

Strategic Exit Planning and Strategic Tax Planning to Save Income Taxes

01st April 2008
Your partner, Uncle Sam, through the federal income tax and his State and Local Tax buddies (lovingly called your "Tax Partners") are excited about getting their share of your business profits (and salary income) right about now. If you are like most bus... Read >
Business

Protect The Merger Or Sale Value Of Your Business: What You Can Learn From The DaimlerChrysler Deba

25th July 2007
In the heat of summer 1997, Daimler Benz purchased Chrysler for 37 Billion Dollars in a reported business merger of equals. Now, not quite 10 years later DaimlerChrysler is selling Chrysler for a reported 7.4 billion dollars for 80% of the firm. If the... Read >