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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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Five tips for healthy business growth

How you grow your company can be as important as whether you grow your company. Business growth carries with it a certain amount of risk. To avoid potential pitfalls, consider these five tips.


IRS tips for donors to remember

It's getting to be that time of year when charity is on the minds of a lot of people -- not just because of the holidays but because of last-minute tax deductions.


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Do family taboos impact your business?

Every family has skeletons in their closets and subjects that don't get broached at the dinner table. The taboos usually concern money, death, mistakes or bad feelings. But when those issues begin to affect your business, it's time to open up the lines of communication.


College: Should kids help pay?

For many years, parents have debated whether children should help pay for their college education. While there may not be clear right or wrong answers to this question, both options have points to consider.