Eleanor Ashcombe and Daniel Reed opened the firm in 1998 above a bakery on West 27th Street. The bakery is gone. The rule stayed.
Twenty-two people across two offices, four of them partners. Every client has a named partner and a senior accountant, and the two of them read every return before it leaves.
We publish our fees because we'd want to see them ourselves.
Your partner leads. These are the people who close your books, file your payroll and answer the portal.
A short IRS walkthrough of the online account we set up for every business client, so you can see payments and notices yourself.
Three owners, three different problems. Each one now gets a plan in November instead of a bill in April.
A two-chair practice buying out a retiring partner, with no view of cash until April.
“We used to find out what we owed in April. Now we see it every month.”
A 40-person contractor bidding on jobs without knowing which ones made money.
“Our bonding line went up because the WIP report finally made sense.”
A growing food pantry facing its first single audit and a board asking for monthly numbers.
“Our first audit was calm. The board gets the same report every month.”
Results are specific to each client. Your figures will depend on your business.
