Changing Accountants?

This doesn't have to be a nightmare. It's as easy as 1 - 2 - 3.

  1. If you're unhappy with your accountant, LEAVE. There is no reason for anyone to be stuck in a bad accounting relationship. Life is too short.
  2. In order to begin financial statement reporting, we need beginning balances. These are generally provided in the last income tax return, or possibly the last set of financial statements that were prepared by the outside public accountant.
  3. Provide the evidential documentation to complete the tax period in question. We will create auditable tax returns. In order to do this, we work from the original documentation, creating accurate and timely financial statements and tax returns.

That's about it! We might need something else from the prior accountant, but we would work that out between the firms.

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I have used Chris and Julie at Accounting Solutions for nearly a decade now for my publishing business, through good times and bad, and I have found their sage advice and quality work to be essential to navigating my business through these trying times. I can honestly say that they have saved me from making financial and business decisions that, in hindsight, could easily have destroyed my business.

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