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Founded as Seligman, Friedman & Company, P.C., we have spent our first half-century crafting a level of commitment to our clients which is based on providing sound, traditional, accounting and financial advice and business advisory services to help them increase profitability and net worth.  This is still SF&Company’s philosophy. We know that success is more than crunching numbers; success is built on strong client relationships.


With offices based in Harrisburg, York and State College, Pennsylvania, SF&Company, CPAs and Business Advisors is a leading certified public accounting and business advisory firm focused on offering expert financial guidance and dedicated representation to privately held companies, the people who own them, high net worth individuals and non-profit organizations.


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Do your employees really care about your company's success?

Only a third of employees are really engaged in their jobs, according to a new study. That means that two thirds don't truly care about the company's success. In these tough times, how can you cultivate a more engaged work force?

IRS issues ruling on food donated to charity

Many food producers, wholesalers, retailers and restaurants seek out opportunities to donate excess or unsold food inventory to charity. The tax deduction for inventory is usually limited to its cost.  

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Would a former employee sabotage your company? 

Disgruntled former employees used to sabotage the company by damaging equipment or stealing important papers. Nowadays, the same employee can wreak far more vengeance while sitting quietly at a computer. New threats call for new precautions. 


What fundraising methods are used most? 

Some charitable organizations use the In ternet to solicit funds, while others look more to their boards to help out with major gifts. A new survey of more than 800 nonprofit groups tells what fundraising methods are used most.