We recognize that audit and accounting engagements are usually generated by third
parties-lenders or creditors, shareholders, bonding companies or security regulators.
Therefore, most clients view an audit as something which is imposed on them by outsiders
and, in some cases, as a necessary evil.
To mitigate these feelings, we view audit and accounting engagements as opportunities to
assist our clients. It is for this reason that our principals are heavily involved in each
engagement to evaluate the physical and operational environment of each client. This
results in specially tailored audit programs that consider each client's unique accounting
policies, personnel capabilities, accounting controls, and administrative procedures.
We also believe that an audit or accounting engagement should be viewed as a contribution
to improved administrative practices and profitability. The engagement should disclose
weaknesses in financial practices, inefficiencies, and potential problem areas. Our audit
programs and techniques are designed to accomplish these business objectives, which
culminate in a management letter and a meeting between senior client management and our
senior people to discuss our findings and recommendations for improvements in control and
profitability.
We provide audit and accounting services in the following areas:
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We have established links to several web sites that may be helpful to you.
[Audit and Accounting Links]
