Audits, Reviews & Compilations for Businesses and Organizations
As you go through the daily operations of your business or organization, you’re probably not thinking about the completeness and accuracy of your financial statements. But it’s likely in the back of your mind… a little voice reminding you that, whether for legal requirements or lender curiosity, an examination of your financials is on the horizon. Or maybe your organization is a nonprofit or government entity for which a full audit is required.
James Moore, an audit firm, addresses your assurance needs thoroughly and efficiently. We’ll keep an eye on your statements and procedures, allowing you to focus on your business or mission at hand.
Having performed assurance services for over 50 years, our CPAs are well versed on the evidence needed to satisfy the framework and requirements that apply to you—from federal and state regulations to generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP).
You might not need a sledgehammer to kill that fly.
There are several types of assurance services available at our audit firm. Determining the best option for you will help ensure that you’re meeting stringent requirements—or save you thousands of dollars in fees and countless hours of preparation.
Audit – The highest level of assurance you can obtain, audits are required for government entities, some nonprofits (and other organizations), and businesses with loan covenant and bonding requirements. An audit thoroughly examines the completeness and accuracy of your financial statements through customized risk-based audit procedures and testing. The deliverable is our audit opinion, a full set of financial statements and note disclosures.
Review – A review is ideal for smaller businesses, organizations or nonprofits with simpler funding sources. It provides limited assurance that no material modifications are needed to make your financial statements compliant with GAAP. The review report includes a full set of financial statements and note disclosures, but no opinions. It’s a less expensive option that still provides a basic level of assurance on the accuracy of your financial statements.
Compilation – Maybe all you need is a simple statement about your financial statements. A compilation informs a lender or other outside party that your financial statements are appropriately prepared in accordance with GAAP. This brief report, printed on our firm’s letterhead, demonstrates your commitment to sound reporting. Compiled financial statements represent the most basic level of service we can provide with respect to your financial statements.
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Jeremy Wright, CPA
Partner
Jeremy focuses on proactive tax strategies, credits and incentives, and long-term business planning for construction clients to support their profitability. He helps them analyze contract schedules, assess job profitability using key metrics and optimize financial structure for risk mitigation and growth. Jeremy also provides strategic guidance in areas such as budgeting, cash flow forecasting and bonding capacity.
Jeremy leads our firm’s Assurance service line and is a key member of our Construction Services team. He is a member of several industry-specific associations, including the Construction Industry CPAs and Consultants (CICPAC), the Florida Transportation Builders’ Association (FTBA), the Construction Financial Management Association (CFMA), the Florida Surety Association (FSA) and the Builders Association of North Central Florida (BANCF).