Next Generation Accounting Firms provide clients with the highest level of client service and professional support. At McComb & Company, LLC, we go beyond the numbers to partner with clients—working year round to ensure you stay on a healthy financial path. We also offer an advanced technology platform so you always have convenient, real-time access to your financial documents and our staff. Via our Client Center, you can log in to your secure, personalized portal to view and print documents, enter data, access client accounting software, or contact us directly with questions. It’s all about creating the best possible experience for you. We are your Next Generation Accounting Firm.
Next Generation Accounting Firms provide clients with the highest level of client service and professional support. At McComb & Company, LLC we go beyond the numbers to partner with clients—working year round to ensure you stay on a healthy financial path. We also offer an advanced...
BOSS represents our all-inclusive small business accounting package. For an affordable monthly fixed fee, we will take care of your accounting tasks—including paying bills, balancing checkbooks, preparing payroll and payroll tax returns, producing W-2s, and providing helpful financial data.
Most professions have their own lingo, and accounting is no different. What is different is that you have a vested interest in understanding what your accountant tells you about your financial situation. So, here’s a quick primer on common accounting terms—some business-related, some general—to keep you in the know:
There has rarely been a winter when we so badly needed to see (and feel) spring. Depending on where you live, this could mean bluer skies, warmer temperatures, time outside and…gardening! For those who live in a climate where spring doesn’t always mean it’s warm enough to garden outdoors, consider creating an indoor planting box for flowers, veggies, herbs or all of the above.
While “under a blanket on a cold winter day” isn’t the worst place to work, it’s a good idea to regularly assess your remote working environment—especially if you don’t have a full home office setup—to decide if anything needs an adjustment or upgrade. Here are four important points to consider:
