RICHARDSON & ASSOCIATES / CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
A clear view.
When it counts.
From reporting and tax to disputes, recovery and transactions. Financial questions deserve a closer look.
Explore our expertiseTHE QUESTION COMES FIRST
Same records.
Different questions.
A financial statement, a disputed calculation and a proposed transaction do not need the same kind of examination. Start with what you need to understand.
Explore three starting points. The scope of any engagement is agreed with the firm.
ACCOUNTING & AUDIT
What does this information need to support?
A lender request, a reporting obligation or another intended use gives the first discussion its context.
- Bring to the conversation
- The intended use, relevant period and reporting deadline.
A BROADER VIEW OF THE NUMBERS
Not every financial question
fits neatly in one column.
Reporting requirements and tax questions are only part of the story. Transactions, commercial disputes and a business in transition call for a different depth of financial analysis.
Richardson & Associates brings those disciplines together, with management experience gained at Big Four public accounting firms.
Get to know our firmOUR EXPERTISE
The work starts
with your question.
Five connected practice areas. Explore the scope that matches your circumstances.
Accounting & audit
Financial reporting and attestation for a range of organizations.
02Tax
Compliance, planning and representation across individual and business matters.
03Litigation support
Financial consulting for counsel and clients in commercial disputes.
04Corporate recovery & bankruptcy
Accounting, tax and financial advisory work in restructuring situations.
05Transaction services
Financial analysis surrounding acquisitions and other corporate transactions.
PROFESSIONAL FILE / 01
Mark L. Richardson
CPA, CIRA · Shareholder
MEET MARK RICHARDSON
Experience across
the financial picture.
Mark L. Richardson, CPA, CIRA, is a shareholder. His published background spans assurance, tax, litigation support, corporate recovery and transaction work.
Read Mark’s professional profileWhat do you need the financial information to explain?
A useful starting point for an initial discussion.