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Exciting news: CRI merges with ProSport CPA!

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  • Carr, Riggs & Ingram CPAs and Advisors have merged with ProSport CPA, expanding their specialized services for professional athletes and entertainers.
  • The merger enhances CRI’s ability to cater to the unique needs of clients in the sports and entertainment industry with specialized tax and accounting services.

Carr, Riggs & Ingram CPAs and Advisors, a Top 25 Firm, has merged with ProSport CPA, a firm specializing in tax and accounting services for the sports and entertainment niche. This merger allows CRI to expand its specialized services to meet the unique needs of professional athletes and entertainers. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. CRI’s managing partner, Bill Carr, mentioned that integrating ProSport CPA into the CRI Family of Companies marks a significant expansion of their services for the sports and entertainment sectors. This collaboration positions them uniquely to address sophisticated needs of elite clients and set new standards in the industry.

ProSport CPA CEO John Karaffa expressed excitement about joining the CRI family, stating that it enables them to leverage a vast network of resources while maintaining high-quality boutique services for their clients. The merger also allows them to better address the complex tax, accounting, and business management needs of their elite clientele in the sports and entertainment world. Koltin Consulting Group CEO Allan D. Koltin, who advised both firms on the merger, highlighted that this union with CRI positions ProSport CPA competitively in the industry and strengthens their capabilities while expanding expertise and resources for their clientele.

The article also mentions CRI’s previous expansions into other states, such as Oklahoma, South Carolina, Florida, and Texas. These strategic moves indicate CRI’s commitment to growth and enhancing their service offerings across different regions.


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