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DSJ Announces Bifurcation

Demasco, Sena & Jahelka LLP Announces Bifurcation of Firm

[Westbury, New York] – Through its 50 years of service, Demasco, Sena & Jahelka LLP has made both bold and traditional moves to ensure its growth continues at a rapid pace.  In the same innovative spirit, the Firm announced today that it will be bifurcating its tax and consulting business from the traditional audit and attestation business.

Demasco, Sena & Jahelka LLP (“DSJ”), a licensed CPA firm, will continue to provide attestation services. The new entity, DSJ Advisory Group LLC, will provide non-attestation tax, accounting, bookkeeping, and advisory services.

“The bifurcation of our Firm will allow us to continue striving towards our Firm’s goals of providing superior client service, accelerating firm growth, and attracting the brightest talent,” said Bob Jahelka, DSJ’s Managing Partner.  “Our new and innovative business model will allow us to capitalize on the growing macro need for advisory services by individuals, corporations, and not-for-profit organizations while providing a Partnership-track to all employees, whether they are traditional CPA’s or not.”

“Our announcement comes at a time when we continue to experience exponential growth,” stated Christopher Sena, Senior Partner and CFO.  “This announcement today only further demonstrates our commitment to providing our clients with the most cutting edge service possible but also as another indication that our Firm is well positioned for growth well into the future.”

The bifurcation of the legacy firm founded in 1972 is the first of various bold initiatives that the DSJ companies plan to announce as it moves into 2023. The five year plan set out by management forecasts continued expansion both vertically in the tax, accounting, and advisory space and horizontally into the wealth management, insurance, and legal services industries.

 
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