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Brayman, Houle,
Keating & Albright, PLLC offers a complete range of accounting and
financial statement preparation services in accordance with standards issued by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA).
The accounting services our firm is capable of providing are as follows:
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Compilation |

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Review |
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Audit |

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Write Up Services |
Why Us ?
Our firm has developed a reputation for delivering quality accounting
services in a timely manner that is cost-effective for our clients.
Of equal importance is our desire
to transfer as many of our accounting skills and experience as possible to
your staff. This philosophy allows us to maintain our fee structure
and concentrate our efforts on addressing more sophisticated issues such a
profitability, balance sheet management, maximizing cash flow and
strategic tax planning.
Compiled Financial Statements
Compiled financial statements are prepared by a CPA based on information
provided by management. This information, generally in the form of
an income statement, balance sheet, statement of cash flows and footnote disclosures (although
non-disclosure financial statements can also be prepared), is presented
without the CPA expressing any assurances on the information contained in
the financial statements.
Review Financial Statements
A review is a higher level of service than a compilation in the
preparation of financial statements. Reviewed financial statements
are prepared based on information provided by management, however, a CPA
will also perform inquiry and analytical procedures that provide the CPA
with a reasonable basis for expressing limited assurances that no material
modifications are needed for the financial statements to be in conformity
with generally accepted accounting principals.
While a review is a more involved
service than a compilation, it does not provide the CPA with a basis for
an opinion on those financial statements.
Audited Financial Statements
An audit is the highest level of service a CPA can provide relative to a
client's financial statements. The objective of an audit is to
provide a reasonable basis for expressing an opinion regarding the
financial statements taken as a whole.
Additionally, an audit involves
the CPA obtaining an understanding of internal control, testing of
accounting records, observing and confirming financial data and performing
certain other procedures ordinarily performed during an audit.
Write Up Services
In addition to our audit, review and compilation services our firm is
also capable of taking the original books of entry of a client (checkbook,
billing records etc.) and entering this data into a computerized general
accounting package either at the client's site or in our office.
Our staff is fully experienced in the use of many computerized accounting
packages including MAS90,
QuickBooks,
QuickBooks Pro,
Peachtree,
One-Write Plus
and many others and would be happy to assist your company in the selection
of an accounting software package that is suitable for you
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