A review can be an objective, yet cost effective alternative to an audit. It does not require the same degree of scrutiny, but a review may satisfy your needs. When conducting a review, we provide some key assurances about your financial statements utilizing a variety of diagnostic tools, including analytic procedures, inquiries and other analyses.

Protect your business’ assets:  Implement Controls.

Small and medium sized business owners often think about protecting the business assets and whether they have sufficient controls.   If your business has been established for a while, you likely need an independent review of your accounting and bookkeeping controls and processes.

We can help you by:

• assessing controls you already have in place
• making experienced recommendations to help safeguard your business against embezzlement or fraud.
• developing both interim and annual financial statements tailored to your specific needs
• pinpointing both the strong and weak phases of your business operations

These services are designed to serve as effective management tools to guide you on a course of profitability and sound fiscal management.

We can also perform a review of your financial statements, assuring they are ready for external presentation and comply with U.S. generally accepted accounting principles.

These statements, in turn, are critical for maintaining a good relationship with your bankers.

Who Needs the Stress?

Finally, good records help you avoid underpaying or overpaying your taxes.  They are essential during an Internal Revenue Service audit, if you hope to answer questions accurately and to the satisfaction of the IRS.

A regular review of your records will go a long way to relieve uncertainly, reduce stress and provide peace of mind.