Four stages, six services, one direction of travel. Find the stage you are actually in, then take the next step rather than the biggest one.
We review more than 1,000 returns a year, and the average business we look at is overpaying by about 40%. For most clients that saving is larger than our fee, which is what pays for the bookkeeping, the reporting and the advisory.
Based on the returns we review. What any individual business saves depends on its own circumstances.
Most clients arrive for one of them: the tax. What we find there is usually what pays for the rest.
Accounting shaped around how your business actually runs. Clean, current books and a document system that stops the monthly scramble.
Year-round planning that works the year while you can still change it.
An advisor who turns the statements into a shortlist of decisions.
Calm, fast, experienced handling when the IRS makes contact.
Fund accounting, controls and board reporting that protect the mission.
We read the last return and the current numbers, then show you what is being left behind.
One conversation about the business, the pressure points, and where you want it to go.
A written plan: what we would put in place, in what order, and what it costs.
We take over the records, the calendar and the filings without leaving a gap.
Monthly numbers, quarterly planning, and a call before the decision, not after it.