Operation Profile
An operation profile is an analysis of the financial operations of your company. Together we review your current and past balance sheets, as well as your income statements to understand the foundation of your business. Good "financials" are the basis of all findings in your operation profile. We cover the following areas:

Activity Based Costing
Activity Based Costing allows you to allocate cost to each of your revenue producing activities. It also provides you with a better measure of profitability. Your company's management can then easily identify expenses that need to be reduced as well as profitability that could be increased.

Ratio Comparisons
Ratio comparisons let your shareholders compare the company's profitability and efficiency to industry averages. You will better understand the strengths and weaknesses of your company's operations, resulting in remedial measures that will optimize your company's operational efficiency.

Debt Structure Analysis
Here we look at long-term debt in relation to total assets to help determine if your company's debt service costs are in line with your industry. Restructuring debt can save interest expense and improve cash flow. Something we all desire.

Business Valuation
We complete a business valuation based on your financials. We provide valuations not only on the net asset value, but also on the revenue stream. Adjustments are made for depreciation, owner compensation, good will, and weighted averages for the income stream. An appropriate valuation allows you, the business owner, to properly protect the value of your business assets. It also assures you that your family receives proper compensation for your business in the case of a disability or a death.

Entity Structure Analysis
Entity Structure Analysis is a comparison of the current corporate structure to other possible corporate structures. For example, the comparison of a C-Corporation to an S-Corporation, a Limited Liability Corporation and a Partnership. This allows you to see the tax advantages and disadvantages of each structure, based on your current needs and future goals. The comparison also provides for different ownership restrictions based on the corporate characteristics of the different entity structures. Different structures can make it easier to have disproportionate distributions of incomes, and thus make it easier to raise capital income and lower taxes. This analysis may lead to changes in entity structure or forming additional corporations to help you achieve your goals.