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Over many years in our field, we have helped guide a wide range of businesses, organizations and individuals to greater success through complete financial and advisory services. From tax planning and benefit plan audits to wealth management and tax controversies, Lovette CPA offers you comprehensive, caring service that rivals even the largest of firms. Look to us for:
Tax Compliance & Advisory Services Including: Tax Compliance, Strategic Tax Planning, Estate Planning, Estate & Trust Compliance, State & Local Taxes, International Taxation, Business Entity Selection Business Services Including: Small Business Systems, Advisory Services, Financial Statement Preparation, Cash Flow and Budgeting Analysis, Payroll Services Other Consulting Services Including: Business Information Consulting, Business Succession Planning, Business Valuations, Financial Planning Communication We welcome contact from you, our valued customer. That's why we offer our e-newsletter "The Lovette Letter" to keep you informed and up to date on current tax and financial issues. |
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Why Use a Licensed CPA?
All CPAs are accountants. However, not all accountants are CPAs. In numerous states, anyone can call himself/herself an "accountant". A Certified Public Accountant (CPA) must adhere to strict professional and technical requirements. In order to become a CPA almost all states require that an individual meet educational, experience and ethical requirements in addition to passing the Uniform CPA Examination. Only after completion of these four areas can individuals be granted a license to practice by the state board of accountancy. Because of their keen analytical and decision-making skills, CPAs are highly relied upon. Clients value their objectivity, integrity and dedication to service. CPA services go well beyond accounting, auditing and reporting. Only a CPA can perform the mandatory audits of all publicly traded U.S. companies in
addition to the preparation of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) financial statements.
addition to the preparation of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) financial statements.