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Tax Policy, Market Timing and Readiness to Sell Are Leading Construction Company Shareholders to ESOPs

The number of closed and pending transactions for sales of construction companies to ESOPs is compelling. This could be the time of the “ESOP Trifecta.”
By Patrice Radogna
September 28, 2021
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by Patrice Radogna
Patrice Radogna, ASA, CPA, ABAR, is an Advisory Services director at Marcum LLP and co-leader of the Firm’s national employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) practice. She specializes in the valuation of operating businesses and pass-through entities and also provides fiduciary services, including transactions support, to ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plan) companies. She can be reached at Patrice.radogna@marcumllp.com. Marcum LLP is a top-ranked national accounting and advisory service firm and one of the leading construction accounting firms in the U.S.

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