Spend your time focusing on your business and let us be your accounting department. With our bookkeeping and write-up services, we offer a customized approach to fulfill the needs of your business. We offer bank statement reconciliations, payroll preparation, accounts receivable, account payable, inventory, fixed assets, and a wide variety of specialized services.

Payroll is becoming more difficult every year. With changing regulations (such as payroll tax holidays and the need to submit payments electronically) there are many pitfalls that could become costly if you are not careful. We can provide you with a full range of professional payroll services. We offer payroll preperation, direct deposit, payroll tax deposits, preperation of payroll tax returns, specialized reporting for third parties (such as workers compensation insurance audits).

We can help your business by preparing financial statements that comply with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles or other basis of accounting that meets your business needs. Accurate financial statements help you make the right decision for your business and are typically required by banks, insurance, and other regulatory agencies. We can also create customized reports to assist business owners manage their businesses more efficiently.

We offer full review and compilation services for privately-help businesses that may be required to provide financial statements for banking, licensing, bonding, or other needs.

The use of accounting software, such as Quickbooks, helps you efficiently track your business transactions and can provide you with vital information that is needed to make business decisions. We have years of experience with Quickbooks and work with several businesses assisting them with the implementation and operation of their accounting system. In fact, we're the only QuickBooks Certified ProAdvisor in Overton County.

Failure to leave instructions regarding how you would like your estate administered can have a dramatic effect on those you leave behind.  With constantly changing tax laws and the inherent stresses that come with the administration of an estate, it is vital to have a plan in place that will preserve your assets and direct them to the beneficiaries of your choosing.  Through coordination with skilled attorneys, we will help direct you through the process of preparing a comprehensive plan.

Internal controls are federally mandated by large, publically-traded businesses, however, they are equally important for small businesses. Strong internal controls can help:
Prevent and/ or detect employee theft.
Ensure compliance with state and federal regulations, including labor laws.
Minimize waste and improve efficiency in operations.
Provide peace-of-mind that your business will continue to operate when you're not present.