EisnerAmper adds Price Reuben

EisnerAmper today announced it merged in Price, Reuben, and Associates, joining the Top 25 Firm's restaurant advisory practice.

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Price, Reuben, and Associates is an advisory firm based in Calabasas, California, offering tax and outsourced accounting services to independent restaurants throughout the U.S. but with a concentration in the Los Angeles area. The firm adds 60 employees to EisnerAmper.

"This business is highly complementary and will significantly enhance our already strong presence in the restaurant sector," Paren Knadjian, partner-in-charge of EisnerAmper's Los Angeles office, said in a statement. "Having worked with this team for a number of years, we know they align with our culture and share our commitment to delivering exceptional quality for clients."

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EisnerAmper ranked No. 13 on Accounting Today's 2026 Top 100 Firms list, reporting $1.23 billion in revenue, with 478 partners and over 4,700 total employees across 54 offices. It received a private equity investment from TowerBrook Capital Partners in 2021, spurring a wave of M&A deals. 

In January, it added digital marketing and growth advisory firm MLCworks in Metairie, Louisiana. Last year, it added Prague & Co., a firm based in the Boston area, and Bolotin Financial Group, a global business advisory firm, joined EisnerAmper's Prosperity wealth management business. In 2024, it added Tighe, Kress & Orr in Elgin, Illinois, Krost CPAs in the Los Angeles area, Edelstein & Co. in Boston, and the Tidwell Group in Birmingham, Alabama. In 2023, it merged in Spielman Koenigsberg & Parker in New York, Morrison & Morrison in Chicago, and Top 100 Firm Postlethwaite & Netterville in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. In 2022, it added Lindsay & Brownell in La Jolla, California, Hoffman Group in Baltimore, Lurie in Minnesota and Florida, and Top 100 Firm Raich Ende Malter  and Popper & Co. in New York.


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