Twenty-five services offered.

Most clients start with one and end up using three.

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5 services
The finance function most companies can't yet hire in-house. One team handles forecasting, tax planning, and succession, from a single vantage point.+

5 services
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Debt and equity, covenants, taxes, cash flow, and the financial reporting and analysis underneath all of it. The decisions where you want someone who has seen it before.

3 services
Wrong books mean guesswork everywhere else — tax planning, financing, the lender call. We close on time, keep the records straight, and tell you what the numbers mean.+

3 services
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If the books are wrong, the tax planning is guesswork, the financial advice is built on bad numbers, and the lender conversation is uncomfortable. We close the month on time, keep the records straight, and explain what the numbers are telling you.

6 services
The filings that keep coming whether you're ready or not. Different schedules and different due dates, all handled by one team working from the same set of books.+

6 services
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The filings that keep coming whether you're ready or not. Different schedules and different due dates, all handled by one team working from the same set of books.

2 services
What happens to the business itself, not just its books.  Consequential, and expensive to get wrong.+

2 services
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The things that happen to the business itself rather than to its books. Rare, consequential, and expensive to get wrong.

3 services
System agnostic — we work with whatever platform you're already on, and partner closely with the ones we implement most.+

3 services
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We are system agnostic. We are a partner with the platforms we implement most, which means we know them well, not that everyone belongs on them. Each of these has its own page.

6 services
Specialized work, delivered through outside firms who live in it daily — not an in-house approximation.+

6 services
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Work we deliver alongside independent firms. These are specialized fields, and we would rather partner with firms that do them day in and day out than approximate them ourselves.
HOW THIS USUALLY GOES

Most clients use three or four.

People arrive with one problem — a notice, a cleanup, a filing season — and the rest follows only if it's useful. We'd rather do three things well than sell you nine.

Keep your bookkeeper, your broker, your attorney. We work alongside all three regularly.

Start with one thing
A cleanup or a single filing season is a normal engagement, and a good way to see if we suit each other.
Scope in writing
An engagement letter says what is included before anything starts. No quiet additions to an invoice.
Told when it grows
If the work is outgrowing the scope, you hear it from us early rather than at the year end.
Told when to go elsewhere
If something needs an audit firm, an attorney, or an investment adviser, we'll say so — and help you find one.

How an engagement works

Scope and fee are agreed in writing before any work begins, so there is nothing to discover later.

Agreed in writing, before anything starts.
A fixed monthly fee rather than hours, so it holds steady through a busy month. No surprise invoice in April.
Senior judgment, not delegated down.
The difficult calls are made by people who've seen the situation before. That's the whole point of the engagement — it isn't something we ration.
Scaled to what the work needs.
A single set of books and one straightforward return is a welcome engagement. So is nine entities across five states. The difference is depth, not standard.
The same standard either way.
The reviewer, the controls and the deadlines are identical whether the engagement is a monthly close or a multi-state restructuring. Nothing is treated as small work.
Describe the situation, not the service.
Leave your contact info and we'll reach out to figure out which of these you actually need.
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HOW THIS USUALLY GOES

Most clients use three or four.

People arrive with one problem and the rest follows only if it is useful. We would rather do three things well than sell you nine.

Start with one thing
A cleanup or a single filing season is a normal engagement.
Scope in writing
No quiet additions to an invoice.
Told when it grows
You hear it early, not at the year end.
Told when to go elsewhere
If it needs an audit firm or an attorney, we say so.

How an engagement works

Scope and fee are agreed in writing before any work begins.

Agreed in writing, before anything starts
A fixed monthly fee rather than hours. No surprise invoice in April.
Senior judgment, not delegated down
The difficult calls are made by people who have seen the situation before.
Scaled to what the work needs
One set of books and a straightforward return is a welcome engagement. So is nine entities across five states. The difference is depth, not standard.
The same standard either way
Identical reviewer, controls and deadlines whether it is a monthly close or a restructuring. Nothing is treated as small work.
Describe the situation, not the service.
Leave your contact info and we'll reach out to figure out which of these you actually need.
SET UP A CALL