A reputable Michigan CPA firm serving clients nationwide and internationally since 1981.

Clear engagement options

General Pricing

We define responsibilities, timing, deliverables, and pricing before work begins—giving both sides a clear understanding of the engagement.

Individuals & families

Personal Tax

Filing and year-round planning for individuals, families, investors, and self-employed professionals.

  • Federal and state returns
  • Estimated-tax guidance
  • Planning consultation
  • Life-change planning
Personal tax return preparation begins at $400.Request a consultation →
One-time accounting engagement

Historical Catch-Up / Clean-Up

Bring overdue books up to date before ongoing accounting services begin. A one-time catch-up and clean-up engagement is generally needed when business records have been neglected or accounts remain unreconciled.

  • Catch-up bookkeeping for prior months or quarters
  • Bank and credit card account reconciliations
  • Review of outstanding transactions and discrepancies

Pricing varies based on the number of bank and credit card accounts requiring reconciliation, the period covered, and the condition of the records.

Our historical catch-up services begin at $1,400 per year of accounting records to ensure your books are accurate and compliant. Discuss your bookkeeping needs →
Growing & complex businesses

Fractional CFO Services

Executive-level financial guidance and decision support without the cost of a full-time CFO.

  • Align financial strategy with organizational goals
  • Budgeting and forecasting
  • Cash-flow planning
  • Management reporting
  • Strategic advisory meetings
  • Enhance internal controls and regulatory compliance
  • Track, analyze, and optimize key performance indicators (KPIs)
Fractional CFO Services begin at $2,000 per month.Build a CFO advisory plan →

Final pricing depends on complexity, volume, filing requirements, and the level of ongoing support. Your consultation includes a clearly recommended scope.

What affects pricing

A transparent scope starts with the right questions.

We consider transaction volume, record quality, number of entities, states involved, payroll complexity, reporting cadence, deadlines, and advisory access. After reviewing these factors, we outline what is included and identify any work that would be priced separately.