The simple answer is, it depends.

Pricing is determined mostly by the complexity of your situation, which impacts the number of professionals, and how long, it takes to complete the work. There are other factors, like supply and demand, that can influence price.

For example, if you can be flexible in the timing of when we perform your work, you could potentially save money. If you can have your audit work done in May, as opposed to March — the height of tax season — you will save money due to simple supply and demand.

There is no standard fee. In general, the firm has a minimum fee of $1,500 for Form 1040 preparation. Unlike many high-volume, low-cost tax preparers, we believe our clients should talk with us multiple times throughout the year, not just at tax time.

Our year-round relationships with families means they have an advisor to lean on as circumstances change with children, parents, retirement and other life events.

Many organizations think they need an audit when they actually need a lesser level of assurance, like a review or compilation. One way we help clients save money is by making sure they aren’t buying more than they need. Read more about this in our blog.

Absolutely not. We don’t nickel and dime clients for short phone calls. In fact, we want you to call us throughout the year with questions and concerns as real-time life events occur. Often the most important conversations with clients take place outside of formal meetings and scheduled work.

When a question results in the need for us to do substantial research, there would be a fee, but in the spirit of up-front communication we would always speak with you before beginning.

Definitely! Clients enjoy access to helpful resources such as webinars and seminars, a blog, whitepapers, industry newsletters, calculators and industry benchmark data.

Attorneys often call on our Forensic, Valuation & Litigation Support Group for help with business valuations, forensic investigations, document analyses and expert testimony. The cost for litigation support services depends on the size and nature of the case at hand. For business valuations, cost depends largely on what kind of valuation report is needed. We typically ask for a retainer before beginning work, which is then applied against our final bill.