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Angela Ausloos
Angela Ausloos, Partner in Charge
Specialized Accounting Services

Specialized Accounting Services

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Reviewed by our editors · sas-acct.com
Our verdict
Franchise accountants who are pointed about the difference: most generic accountants treat a franchise like a single-location business and miss what matters. They work across brands including Ace Hardware, NAPA, Bricks and Minifigs and JETSET Pilates, and they are one of the few firms that specializes in ROBS (Rollovers as Business Start-Ups), where a retirement account funds the business.
Serves
Franchise and multi-unit retail, healthcare and fitness
Location
Remote, nationwide
Services
Tax planningEntity setupFractional CFO
✓ Why they passed vetting
Multi-unit reality is the starting point, including working out which territories and locations are actually profitable. Tax compliance across income tax, sales tax and business property tax, which is exactly where multi-location owners get caught. ROBS accounting and compliance: if you funded the business from your 401(k) or IRA, they handle the recordkeeping and the IRS and Department of Labor filings so the plan stays protected. They work with people considering ownership as well as existing franchisees, so you can get advice before you sign.
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Who you will work with

Angela Ausloos
Angela Ausloos, Partner in Charge
Michael Mcintosh
Michael Mcintosh
Jon Purcell
Jon Purcell
Michael Sommers
Michael Sommers
Tom Pflug
Tom Pflug
John Logan
John Logan
Gretchen Conley
Gretchen Conley
Michelle Meno
Michelle Meno
Renee Perks
Renee Perks
JP Park
JP Park
Sam Iqbal
Sam Iqbal
Andy Ausloos
Andy Ausloos
Steve Komp
Steve Komp
Mike Imhoff
Mike Imhoff
Camerina Martinez
Camerina Martinez
Pamela Wright
Pamela Wright
Jamie Hogan
Jamie Hogan
Julie Vignali
Julie Vignali
Jack Ruskin
Jack Ruskin
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Common ROBS Mistakes (and How to Avoid IRS Trouble)
From their blog
Compliance for ROBS Franchises: Tax Filing Is Only Part of Your 2026 Compliance
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