The Tax Advantages of Financing Case Costs

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The Tax Advantages of Financing Case Costs

Seth Price

Founding Partner at Price Benowitz LLP

Bryan Koshers

Partner at Koshers & Company

Ari Kornhaber

EVP & Head of Corporate Development at Esquire Bank

Having and maintaining your cash and credit reserves not only helps alleviate current and future cash flow concerns, but it can also provide a minimal-cost, high-benefit way of building up your practice.

Watch Ari Kornhaber (EVP & Head of Corporate Development, Esquire Bank), together with Seth Price (Founding Partner, Price Benowitz LLP) and Bryan Koshers (Contingency Fee Accounting Specialist) as they discuss the benefits of having ‘dry powder’ in reserve.

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