Milburn Cain & Co. Merges With Eccezion

Published On: August 4th, 2017Categories: Company News

(Gurnee) – Eder, Casella & Co., Certified Public Accountants, announces the merger of Milburn Cain & Co. with Eder, Casella & Co. as of July 1, 2017. The combined firm will conduct its practice as Eder, Casella & Co. Eder, Casella & Co. began its professional practice in 1989. “Our growth over that time has been largely internal, stemming from the referrals of our client base and those of other professionals who know and trust our work. We intend to bring these same qualities to the Gurnee area through this merger,” said Shelly Casella-Dercole, Managing Partner of Eder, Casella & Co. “Both firms are extremely proud of the quality of their professional staff, their work product, their advice and counseling, and their service. Eder, Casella & Co. exceeded our hopes for a firm we could combine with and continue the tradition we have for excellent service, deep expertise, and an environment our clients and associates want to be a part of,” said David Cain, Managing Partner of Milburn Cain & Co. The combined offices currently have 39 employees. In addition, all three locations (Gurnee, McHenry and Barrington) will remain open to best serve the clients.

The services that will be offered by the newly combined firm include, but are not limited to, tax planning and preparation services, accounting/bookkeeping services, audits, reviews, compilations, payroll and accounts payable services, consulting services, and governmental and not for profit services.

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About the Author: Shelly Spata, CPA

Shelly Spata joined the firm in 1998, and her name went on the door in 1999. She now serves as the Managing Partner of the firm. "As a business owner myself, I understand the complexities and challenges business owners face, and I strive to add value by helping clients understand their financial statements, manage tax consequences, and clearly see the financial and tax ramifications — both positive and negative — of decisions they make," she explains. "Without good financial information, it’s like driving a car blind, but with good information, clients are able to maximize profits."