Do lenders, investors, or your board need checked financial statements? You need a trusted audit team.
Banks and investors often ask for audited financials before giving loans or money. Nonprofits need them for grant rules. Growing factories and real estate firms near Illinois also need audits for two-state reports. A financial statement audit checks that your records show the truth. Accountants follow rules used for many years.[1] Don't wait until a lender asks for one. You'll be rushing if you do. We've seen Hessville landlords get surprised when a refinance needed three years of audited statements. Getting ready early saves time and worry. One thing most owners don't realize: audits catch small errors before they become big problems.
Lenders often need audited statements before they approve loans or credit lines.
Investors or partners want checked numbers before they give you money.
Grant givers and state rules often require yearly audits for nonprofits.
Selling a business or adding new owners usually needs a clean, checked record.
Companies working in Indiana and Illinois need audits that fit both states' rules.
If you think there are errors or weak checks, an audit can find the gaps.
A messy audit can cost you a loan or grant. Our team has spent over twenty years checking records for businesses in factories, real estate, and nonprofits. We make hard things simple. You'll get a report you can show any lender with no worries. In our experience, clients relax once they see how plain our reports read.
Don't wait for a lender or board deadline to push you. Call us to set up your financial audit now.
We keep the audit steps neat so your workday isn't thrown off.
We sit down with you to learn your records, your field, and why you need the audit. This helps us plan the right scope from day one.
Our team checks your financial statements, tests deals, and looks at your controls. We flag issues early so nothing surprises you later.
We give you a clear, written audit report to share with lenders, investors, or your board. We go through it with you so each line makes sense.
Audit price depends on your company's size, field, and how tricky your records are. A small nonprofit audit costs less than a multi-state factory review with Indiana and Illinois rules. We give you a written quote before any work starts, so your bill holds no surprises. Many Hammond businesses can also get a free estimate first. In our view, asking for that quote upfront saves everyone a headache.
Frank Rivas was able to assist me with filing my late returns from the past 2 years with ease. He was also very knowledgeable in his craft and explained everything thoroughly. If you are someone who isn't quite tax verse or even the slightest financially literate, then Frank is definitely your guy! Truly a godsend Angel
Frank gives me a call less than 5 minutes for an emergency TAX situation. Great customer service. Thank you!
Appreciated the team answering questions I had upfront before considering your services.
Frank was very helpful in preparing my taxes. Also gave me knowledge of financial investments. Very much appreciate that.. I highly recommend Tax Concepts, seek Frank Revis
Frank helped us out tremendously! Very responsive and knowledgeable.
Frank does a phenomenal job helping me with my taxes and book keeping services for my business. He pays great attention to detail and takes the time to explain and advise things to you. Highly recommend I trust Frank to always do a great job, best accountant to work with.
Frank is the absolute best! He was fast and efficient. We will be using him for all future endeavors with our organization.
Special shoutout to Frank for his outstanding tax consultation services. He is knowledgeable, professional, and took the time to explain everything clearly.
Frank is the best tax man ever. Helped with our charitable non for profit and guided me on what to do in steps. Highly recommend this firm.
Here are answers to questions we hear most from Hammond clients.
Costs usually run from $1,500 to $8,000 or more. It depends on your company's size. We give you a written quote before we start.
Most audits take two to six weeks. Bigger companies with multi-state work may take longer. We give you a clear plan at the start.
No, an audit must be done by an independent, trained accountant. Lenders and regulators won't take a self-made audit. Our team gives you the outside check you need.
Many businesses need one every year if a lender or grant says so. Others only need one during a sale or big funding event. We help you learn what fits your case.
If a lender or board set a deadline, start right now. Audits take real time to do right. Waiting too long can slow down loans or funding.
A lender ask, a grant form, or a planned sale are common signs. Odd bookkeeping errors are another clue. If this sounds like you, call us.
Yes, we work with companies on both sides of the state line. Hammond sits near Chicago, so many clients deal with two-state rules. We handle those details as part of our Services every day.
