Don Keninitz is a CPA and Partner at E. Cohen, an accounting firm that provides an integrated suite of tax, assurance, and consulting services in a wide array of industries. Don is skilled at Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), Mergers & Acquisitions, and Financial Accounting.
Don has been a Partner at various accounting firms over his vast career, including FedAsyst, LLC, McGladrey & Pullen, LLP, and Friedman & Fuller, P.C.
Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:
- Don Keninitz explains the difference between accrual and cash, and how it affects financial swings with buyers
- The three buckets of add backs that companies can negotiate during transactions
- The importance of checking your books to gain the most advantageous EBITDA
- Navigating working capital in the aftermath of a deal
In this episode…
How many factors contribute to EBITDA after a transaction? What’s the best way to negotiate your add backs? Which aspects of a profit and loss statement are often overlooked? Don Keninitz is here to help.
CPA and Partner at E. Cohen, Don Keninitz, talks about various ways to increase your EBITDA, especially after a deal. With host, Todd Taskey, Don discusses the three buckets of add backs, accrual versus cash, the consequences of overpaying management, and much more.
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