Equipment Replacement: Cost vs. Benefit Analysis

By Richard Weisinger, CPA | Apr 08, 2010

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The ever-colorful Richard Weisinger of Gerber & Co. Inc. provides the financial argument for re-equipping a store. He also gives tax tips and strategic planning advice during this recording from the Clean Show’09.

Listen to the entire presentation and review handouts that contain financial comparisons from the New Orleans Clean Show in the members-only area of CoinLaundry.org.

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