SFG Business Management, LLC

Overview

SFG describes its role as an outsourced chief financial officer. The firm manages clients’ day-to-day activities while helping formulate, monitor, and achieve long-term business and financial goals.²

Its services include bill paying, budgeting, cash-flow management, deposit recording, payroll administration, pension and union-benefit coordination, and financial statement preparation. SFG also prepares individual and business tax returns and supports education, estate, and retirement planning.²

The firm handles financing applications and vendor bids for auto and equipment leases, mortgages, and home-equity loans or lines of credit. Its broader support includes insurance and risk analysis, asset-allocation and investment oversight, and review of vendor bills for improved plans and pricing.²

SFG says it operates in a paperless environment and emphasizes protection and privacy of client information. Its professionals coordinate specialty support in contract negotiations, risk management, investment advisory, pensions and deferred compensation, and estate planning.²

History

SFG reports more than 30 years of experience providing business management and family office services.¹

Leadership

Scott F. Guber, CPA, is President. He specializes in business management and family office services for entertainment and high-net-worth clients.²

Jennifer Robidas is Director of Business Management Services and brings more than 15 years of experience in tax, general accounting, and bookkeeping.²

Robert Sarno is an accountant with experience in tax preparation and business management. He holds an MBA in Accounting from the University of St. Joseph’s College.²

Nicole Pfost is an accountant with experience in tax preparation, internal and external audits, and accounting services. She holds a BS in Business Administration with an accounting concentration from Hofstra University.²

Services

SFG provides business management and family office support covering:

- Bill paying, budgeting, cash-flow management, and deposit recording - Payroll administration, pension and union-benefit coordination - Financial statement preparation and individual and business tax return preparation - Education, estate, and retirement planning support - Financing applications and vendor bids for auto and equipment leases, mortgages, and home-equity loans or lines of credit - Insurance and risk analysis - Asset-allocation and investment oversight - Vendor-bill review for improved plans and pricing - Coordination with specialists in contract negotiations, risk management, investment advisory, pensions and deferred compensation, and estate planning²

What the firm offers

• Investment management
• Tax planning
• Estate planning
• Administration and bill pay
• Risk and insurance
• Retirement planning
• Cross-border planning

Client Focus

Scott Guber states that his clientele includes newscasters, film and television producers, directors, actors, writers, talent managers, and legal and medical professionals.²

Approach

SFG describes its approach as centered on honesty, integrity, independence, and unbiased advice. The firm says it is an independent member of the BDO Alliance USA, which expands its service capabilities, technical knowledge, industry expertise, and domestic and international coverage.²

FAQs

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