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Professional Services Accounting, Tax & CFO Support

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Professional services accounting helps service-based firms manage tax planning, financial reporting, profitability, partner compensation, and long-term growth strategies.

A professional services CPA understands the financial needs of firms that generate revenue through expertise, billable time, retainers, and client relationships.

Consulting firms, agencies, law firms, design firms, healthcare practices, and many other service businesses benefit from accounting for professional services.

Yes. Greenwood Ohlund provides CFO support to help firms improve margins, forecasting, hiring decisions, and growth planning.

Yes. We assist firms with ownership structures, reporting clarity, succession planning, and strategic decision-making.

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AdaptX Partnership & Growth How did AdaptX first begin working with Greenwood Ohlund, and how has the relationship evolved over time? Greenwood Ohlund came to us through a strong recommendation, and from the very first conversation, it was clear why. Brian Vinciguerra put us immediately at ease. He has a deep command of finance and tax, but more importantly, he

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Case Study: How Better Onboarding Turned a Duplicated Revenue Mess into “Boring” Accounting

When a client of ours began working with our outsourced accounting team, the organization was dealing with a significant accounting cleanup issue. Their point-of-sale system, Zenoti, had not been properly mapped into QuickBooks Online, which caused a substantial amount of duplicated activity, particularly duplicated revenue. Management knew there was a problem, but the accounting records were not reliable enough to

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