Teksar Enterprises

Teksar Enterprises was an accounting company famous for its "No Win, No Fee" slogan throughout the 19th Century. The company was founded in 1888 by John Teksar.

History
In 1888, John Teksar set up his company : "John Teksar and Sons" with the aim of providing easy, cheap accounting opportunities to small, middle class families who needed help. The company was a success and made huge profits and became well known among New York.

However, after Teksar's death, the company was heavily unstable for several months and a new CEO could not be appointed. The company closed for many years until 1920 when it re-opened as "Teksar Enterprises". This company made even more money, only hiring the best of the best including Mark White.

After White became CEO, the company was falling into Bankrupcy. Several accountants had left due to disagreements over raising salaries. Mark White told them in an official statement:

"This company was established completely to help the "Little guy", [Teksars] main aim was to provide a cheap , easy service towards the lower classes and no matter what, That still stands. Making profit does not come into it and If you want higher salaries, go someplace else."

The company was slowly declining and White contacted Reeka Inc (of whom he had rejected many offers to transfer) and asked if he could merge Teksar with Reeka. The bid was successful and Reeka merged it into Reeka Accountancy.

Recent History
In 2005, Reeka allowed Teksar to become its own separate company again with financial administration being held still by Reeka. A new logo was created and Teksar branched away from Reeka.