Informative and
Accurate
Financial statements provide a snapshot of your business' financial condition.
These statements are an important tool for decision making. Financial statements,
prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles, can help
you evaluate your performance and compare it to industry standards. Our goal is
to enhance the usefulness of your financial statements by customizing the information
to meet your individual needs. Our comprehensive accounting services include preparation,
compilation and review of financial statements, as well as detailed financial
audits and payroll processing.
Value Added
Approach
Since every business is unique, we tailor our audit plan to your specific operational
and financial reporting needs. McNair, McLemore, Middlebrooks & Co., LLP
prides itself on performing audits that are time sensitive, cost effective and
most importantly, unobtrusive to your ongoing business operations. We work closely
with your accounting staff to eliminate duplication of effort and create a more
efficient approach to auditing. We view our role in the audit process as an
opportunity to provide constructive solutions for maximizing your company's
profitability and efficiency.
McNair, McLemore, Middlebrooks & Co., LLP has an audit staff that is experienced
in the following industries: electrical and telephone, financial, healthcare
(including hospitals and nursing homes), not-for-profits, governmental units,
manufacturing, retail, automobile dealerships, insurance, real estate development
and construction.
We also perform reviews
and compilations. We review financial statements by making inquiries of company
personnel and performing analytical procedures. We then issue our review report
on the financial statements, giving limited assurance that they conform with
generally accepted accounting principles. In a compilation, we compile financial
statements from client information and issue our compilation report. Compiled
statements are intended primarily for internal use.
These services serve
as a foundation for your company's future success. During these engagements,
our firm will examine your historical financial statements, evaluate trends,
identify strengths and weaknesses in your financial and operational business,
and make certain you are receiving the right kind of financial information to
run your business.
Timely and
Precise
Our combined staff of professionals and para professionals is available to provide
accounting services to large and small businesses. We are committed to providing
financial information to our clients in a timely and precise manner. With financial
records that are both meaningful and well organized, you will be able to run
your business operations more efficiently.
We offer a full range of accounting services to help keep your business running
smoothly. These services include:
Monthly Operating
Statements - These statements give you the opportunity to look at where
you stand so you can seize an opportunity or act on a problem before it's too
late. Looking at your financial picture every month allows us to alert you to
those areas that need your attention.
Bank Reconciliations
- We verify your bank balance every month and advise you of any bank
charges, bank errors or mathematical mistakes on your part. This way you will
know exactly how much cash is available.
Payroll -
We can maintain payroll registers. These records are required by law for each
and every employee and help us prepare your payroll tax returns.
We also help companies
establish financial controls and accounting systems, consult on control procedures
to reduce the risk of embezzlement or fraud, and assist with implementation
of accounting software. At McNair, McLemore, Middlebrooks & Co., LLP, we
realize that most small businesses cannot afford a full-time accountant, but
still need the expertise at times. As our clients grow, many turn to us for
controllers for hire. These accountants provide their expertise on a scheduled
basis to businesses that need regular financial advice and oversight, but do
not yet need a full-time financial manager.