Reliable CPA Report.
Compilation Service.

Need financial statements that are professionally formatted without the cost and requirements of an audit or review?

Our accountants bring 50+ years combined experience in preparing financial statements reports.

Avoid Reporting Mistakes

What happens if your financial statements aren’t prepared properly?

• Reports get rejected by lenders or stakeholders
• Inconsistent formatting creates confusion
• Poor presentation damages credibility
• Extra accounting costs due to avoidable mistakes

CPA Compilation That Saves You Time

• No assurance required – ideal for internal or third-party reporting
• A streamlined process for gathering and presenting data

Over 50 years of combined accounting experience supporting clients across multiple industries

What is a CPA Compilation?

A CPA Compilation is a service where a Certified Public Accountant assists in presenting your financial information. Unlike an audit or review, the CPA does verify balances.

When is a compilation the right service?

Compilation engagements are ideal when you need professional financial statements but do not require assurance from a CPA. You use compilations for internal reporting, preliminary financial presentations, lender prequalification, investor updates, and regulatory submissions that do not require a review or audit.

How is a compilation different from a review or audit?

A compilation does not include testing, analytical procedures, or verification of balances. A review provides limited assurance, while an audit provides the highest level of assurance through testing and evidence.

What information do I need to provide for a compilation?

You will need to provide your accounting records, trial balance, general ledger, bank statements, supporting schedules, or any other relevant documentation. We will outline exactly what is required and guide you through any missing items.

How much does a CPA compilation cost?

The cost of a CPA compilation typically ranges from $800 to $6,000, depending on the size of the organization, number of accounts, and the condition of the accounting records. Smaller businesses with clean books are usually on the lower end. Organizations with multiple accounts, prior-year issues, or incomplete records may fall on the higher end.

Does a CPA compilation include bookkeeping or cleanup?

A compilation does not include ongoing bookkeeping. However, cleanup or adjusting entries may be required before the financial statements can be compiled. If cleanup is needed, we will identify it upfront and outline the scope before moving forward.

3 Major Steps for CPA Compilation

#1: Schedule a Call

We discuss your reporting needs and timeline.

#2: Provide Your Records

We’ll tell you exactly what documents are required and help identify gaps.

#3: Receive Your Report

Timely CPA Compilation Report.

Client’s Story
Owner Seeking Business Loan

A small business owner in Georgia needed to secure a bank loan but only had tax filings and internal bookkeeping records. The books were incomplete and previous tax reporting created inconsistencies in the financial data.

We began by conducting an accounting clean-up to correct misclassified expenses, reconcile discrepancies, and rebuild accurate balances. Once the records were corrected, we prepared a full CPA Compilation, including a balance sheet, income statement and statement of cash flow.

Because we do not provide tax services, we were available year-round and able to work directly with the owner through each step, answer questions, and provide documentation needed by the lender.

The results:
• Books were corrected and brought current
• The client was able to submit the financial package to the bank on time
• Their loan application moved forward without delays caused by incomplete tax-based reporting

With clear financials and a formal CPA report in place, they were positioned to pursue new financing and business growth with confidence.

Simple, Reliable Financial Reporting

A compilation allows you to present your financial information in a formal CPA format without undergoing detailed testing or inquiry procedures. It’s the right fit when you need professional financial statements but don’t require the level of assurance provided in a review or audit. We make the process efficient, clear, and compliant so you can move forward confidently.

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