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Biography
Michael M Tulman CPA, CGMA, CVA, MAFF, CEPA has been in practice since 1973. He has extensive experience consulting with individuals and small businesses. His experience includes consulting for professional practices, high income individuals and as Chief Financial Officer of small and regional businesses. Michael was an adjunct instructor of accounting at Bentley College for over eight years. He co-authored Personalized Guide to Financial Planning, Published by C.V. Mosby 1983. Mike was also Radio Talk show host of Money Talk on WMEX-AM in Boston. He has lectured for the National Football League Player's Association on taxes and finances. In addition, Mike has been guest speaker and lecturer at many colleges and local and philanthropic organizations.
Contact Info
- 508-428-5600
- 683 Main Street
- Osterville, MA 02655
- email@turningpointvaluations.com
- www.mmtcpa.com
Business Valuations
Whether you are thinking of buying a new business or in the midst of a difficult divorce, the amount attached to the value of your business is important. We can provide useful and objective analysis. Michael is Certified as a Valuation Analyst, CVA, by the NACVA. A Master Analyst in Financial Forensics (MAFF) is qualified for many engagements and challenges supporting business enterprises and legal professionals.
Buying & Selling a Business
Structuring the purchase or sale of a business properly is a critical step in the process of buying or selling a business. We have the experience to guide you through the acquisition/disposition process by addressing such issues as cash flow analysis and tax considerations.
exit planning
Exit planning is a comprehensive analysis of all the factors that impact a business owner. Exit planning addresses a wide variety of issues that are important to business owners, including their current and future planning to their business (value, employees, position in the market), their family and their community.
Aerospace
The Aerospace industry develops and manufactures planes, engine and related components for the civil and defense markets. Over the last five years the industry’s commercial segment rapidly rebounded with demand lifted by rising global air travel and fleet replacement. Rapid economic growth in emerging markets also increased global air travel and as a result has increased demand for exports of large commercial aircraft…
Automotive
The automotive industry involves the manufacturing of vehicles and parts for commercial and individual purposes. As the economy rebounded after 2010, consumer sentiment rose and interest rates at historically low levels combined with extra incentives increased demand. Prospects ahead are encouraging for the industry and profit is expected to trend upward over the next five years, as industry operators benefit from rising vehicle sales and the cost-cutting measures enacted during the downturn…
Construction
The construction industry has strongly rebounded over recent years. Tight credit markets, lower consumer spending, and high unemployment slowed growth until recently as demand for new commercial and residential space has been low….
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