Sal Schibell, CPA, CFP^®, MBA, MS Taxation

Salvatore M. Schibell helps business owners understand the financial and tax implications of important decisions before moving forward. Having advised businesses through a wide range of financial and tax issues, he anticipates potential challenges and considers how each action may affect other areas of the company. This approach gives business owners practical guidance tailored to their needs and goals, focusing on strategies that may reduce tax exposure, improve cash flow, and preserve more capital to reinvest in the business.

Throughout his career, Sal has advised businesses across a wide range of industries, including construction, real estate, automotive, manufacturing, recycling, and professional services. His extensive work with contractors has exposed him to the realities of running a construction business, where tariffs, inflation, labor costs, regulations, and public funding can affect bidding, cash flow, and job profitability. Sal helps contractors assess these changes, weigh their options, and make informed business decisions.

Known for his expertise in construction accounting and taxation, Sal shares insights through articles in Utility Transportation Contractor, NJBIZ, and New Jersey CPA. He also writes on business management, leadership, and the financial issues that influence how companies plan, operate, and grow in other notable publications, such as New Jersey Business and Construction Executive.

Sal is active in the Utility and Transportation Contractors Association, where he serves on its Legislative Committee, as well as the Marine Trades Association and Monmouth Ocean Development Council. His professional affiliations include the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants, and New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants.

Investing in his community is important to Sal. He served two terms as president of the Central New Jersey Estate Planning Council and on the Ronald McDonald House board, leading its annual Hustle for the House fundraiser for many years. He is now a member of the Amerigo Vespucci Society and the Italian American Association of the Township of Ocean and continues to support several local charitable organizations.