CPAs & auditors serving Dallas-Fort Worth
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Financial statement audits
The difference between an audit, a review and a compilation — and which one a bank, investor or board actually requires.
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Nonprofit & Single Audits
What triggers an audit requirement for a nonprofit, and what a Single Audit covers for organizations receiving federal funds.
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Employee benefit plan (401k) audits
When a 401(k) or other employee benefit plan is required to have an annual audit, and what the auditor reviews.
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Tax help for individuals & businesses
Tax preparation and planning for Dallas-area individuals and businesses, including the Texas franchise tax.
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IRS audit representation
What happens when the IRS audits you or your business, and how a CPA represents you through it.
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Charitable & advanced tax strategies
Charitable giving structures and advanced tax planning strategies for individuals and business owners.
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Choosing a CPA in Dallas
How CPAs are licensed in Texas, and what to ask before hiring one for an audit or tax work.
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Dallas-Fort Worth area CPAs
Finding a CPA or auditor across the Dallas-Fort Worth metro — Dallas, Plano, Frisco, Irving, Fort Worth and nearby cities.
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Who we help
Wherever you’re starting from.
Small businesses
financial statement reviews or audits, bookkeeping and business tax preparation
Nonprofits & charities
a nonprofit or Single Audit, and guidance on charitable tax matters
401(k) plan sponsors
an annual employee benefit plan audit
Individuals & families
individual tax preparation and planning
Business owners facing an IRS audit
representation and guidance through an IRS audit
High-net-worth individuals & charitable donors
advanced and charitable tax strategies
Companies needing audited financials
audited financials for a lender, investor or board
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What's the difference between an audit, a review and a compilation?
An audit gives the highest level of assurance — the CPA independently verifies the numbers; a review gives limited assurance based mainly on analysis and inquiry; a compilation simply presents financial statements without any assurance. Banks, investors and boards often specify which one they require.
Does my nonprofit need an audit?
It depends on your state registration rules, your bylaws, your funders' requirements, and — if you receive federal awards — whether you cross the Single Audit threshold. A licensed CPA can walk through which of these apply to your organization.
When does a 401(k) plan need an audit?
Generally once a retirement plan crosses the participant-count threshold the Department of Labor treats as a "large plan," an annual audit is required as part of the plan's Form 5500 filing. The exact count and rules can change, so confirm current thresholds with a CPA who handles benefit plan audits.
Does Texas have a state income tax?
No — Texas has no state personal income tax. Texas does have a franchise tax that applies to many business entities, with its own rules and thresholds, which a CPA can explain for your specific business.
What happens if the IRS audits me or my business?
The IRS will typically contact you by mail first, either requesting specific documentation (a correspondence audit) or scheduling a more detailed review. A CPA experienced in IRS representation can communicate with the IRS on your behalf and help you prepare a response.
How do I know a CPA is licensed in Texas?
Every active CPA in Texas is licensed and can be verified through the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy. It's reasonable to ask a CPA for their license number and confirm it before engaging them for an audit or tax work.
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