Providing financial information to our clients in a timely and accurate manner is a commitment that we feel cannot be compromised. Meaningful, well-organized financial records ensure that your business operations will run more efficiently on a daily basis. Good records enhance management analysis.
*Financial Statements
All financial statments are accompanied by a report issued by an accountant indicating the scope of services rendered and stating the responsibility of management owners for the statements, and the level of assurance if any, the accountant is giving.
*Compilations
The basic level of using client financial data to produce a blance sheet and income statements in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles. Within this broad category are choices, for example:
- the use of cash, tax or accrual basis accounting
- whether to include footnotes disclosing information about the accounts on the statements
- and other presentation of other information useful to readers
*Reviews
With respect to reliability and assurance, a review is more analytical than a compilation, which provides no assurance. Reviews are reports that provide limited assurance that material changes to the financial statements are not necessary. The CPA must remain independent of the client during a review, and all appropriate disclosures must be included in the reviewed statements.
*Personal Financial Statements