Accounting Services Tailored for You

Not every industry has the same business accounting requirements. Some have heavy needs in payroll or receivables while others require an emphasis on compliance or advice on growth.

While our team has the resources and experience to manage finances in a wide variety of industries, we have developed specialties working with law firms, small businesses, startups, nonprofits, government contractors and associations.

Specialized Accounting Services for Businesses and Nonprofits

Law Firms

As your law firm grows, you can’t afford financial missteps. That’s why we provide specialized accounting services and support for lawyers and law firms, like handling IOLTA accounts and trust accounting. We act as an extension of your team so you can focus on serving your clients.
Law Firms

Small Businesses

You wear a lot of hats, so let us take one off your hands. Our experts provide efficient, affordable small business accounting services to ensure that accurate bookkeeping, invoicing and forecasting keep you on a growth trajectory.
Small Businesses

Nonprofit Organizations

We know nonprofit organizations have unique accounting needs. We can tackle the basics like budgeting and annual reporting as well as challenges particular to your industry, such as grant applications and assessing cash flow and fundraising to help you plan for your organization’s future.
Nonprofits

Startups

Finances at this stage are a lifeline, so proactive planning and efficiency is the name of the game. You can focus on innovation while our accounting team handles the complicated financial aspects of running a startup, including plans for capital fundraising and strategic growth.
Startups

Associations

We ensure that associations are on top of the many aspects of accounting they must manage, from tracking membership dues and grant funding to creating annual and project- or event-based budgets. We can also help facilitate audits, report to your board and compile necessary tax information.

Associations

Government Contractors

Our expert accountants use a unique process to ensure contractors comply with DCAA standards while maintaining visibility into their finances to enable effective management. Your books will always be ready and accurate the moment you’re ready to bid on a project or submit an invoice.
Government Contractors
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