Third parties relying on your financial statements often require an audit for assurance. We can help with that! We provide full audit services by examining your company’s financial statements in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards. We analyze your internal controls and conduct substantial testing of the information underlying your financial statements. The result: a documented opinion as to whether the financial statements are fairly presented in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles.
Alternatively, if you need financial statements, but do not necessarily require them to be audited, we can prepare either compiled or reviewed financial statements. These statements are usually sufficient to meet the needs of lenders and other potential users. However, since we are not required to provide full assurance on the statements, it takes less time to prepare them—thus reducing the fees.
You can also rely on us to serve as your "controller." Simply send us your monthly records and we will reconcile your bank statements, prepare complete general ledger and financial statements, and prepare any required state or federal tax returns to ensure your compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.
BOSS is the answer to your back office headaches. Our cloud-based solution enables you to hand complex accounting tasks over to us. We work the numbers while providing you 24/7 access to your data—and all at a fixed, affordable monthly fee.
June is national safety month, and it never hurts to remind your clients and community that safety always comes first. Our goal with this blog is to help you augment your marketing initiatives with a few ideas around safety. While we can’t cover every industry in a single post, we hope that you find the tips below useful and that they spark some innovative new marketing ideas!
It’s graduation season, and for many parents that means it’s almost time to start shelling out for college tuition. For those well-prepared parents with established 529 plans in place, the time has come to tap into that money pool. Of course, when it comes to tax-advantaged savings, trust that the IRS is keeping close watch, so it’s important to avoid making any rookie mistakes. It’s also important to keep saving as you move forward.
Having a remote workforce can be challenging, especially if you are trying to build a positive, collaborative work environment. So, how do you create a sense of comradery when you have staff in remote locations? These tips can help:
