Durham businesses and nonprofits near Duke University and downtown turn to Steward Ingram & Cooper, PLLC for business tax accounting and bookkeeping, services provided in the Triangle since 2000. We also support businesses in Chapel Hill, Cary, and Research Triangle Park, tailoring tax strategies to each community’s mix of established firms and growing nonprofits. For a consultation on business accounting services in Durham, Chapel Hill, Raleigh, Cary, and the surrounding areas, contact us now at (919) 872-0866 or fill out the form below.
Our Accounting Services
Financial Statement
Financial statements are very important for any business or non-profit, giving an insight into their financial health over a set period of time. As well as offering financial statement preparation, we also provide financial statement review, audit, and compilation services. We are dedicated to providing accurate financial statements to our business and non-profit clients using Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).
Tax Preparation
Taxes are an unavoidable part of doing business. We can help you understand what your tax responsibilities are and prepare your returns. We stay up-to-date on tax code adjustments and industry-specific regulations to ensure we aren’t just minimizing your tax payments, we’re doing it in a way that’s ethical and aligned with Generally Accepted Accounting Practices (GAAP).
General Ledger Assistance
The general ledger is the heart of a company’s financial records. It lists all assets, liabilities, and owner’s equity accounts, along with their corresponding balances. We can provide you with detailed reports and guidance so that you can understand your financial position.
Financial Analysis
When you run a company, you often face tough business decisions such as whether or not to expand your operations. Our Durham CPAs can help analyze your financial data so you can make better informed business decisions and plan for the future.
Why Choose Steward Ingram & Cooper, PLLC for Accounting Services
Since 2000, Steward Ingram & Cooper PLLC has provided accounting and tax services to businesses and non-profits in the Durham area. Our entire staff consists of experienced accountants and tax preparers who can provide advice on a wide range of accounting issues, from tax planning to financial statement preparation.
Outsource your accounting so you can focus on running your business and know that your taxes are handled fairly and correctly.
Accounting: Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a CPA and an accountant?
While all CPAs are accountants, not all accountants are CPAs. Accountants can monitor personal or business finances, keep records, and can issue financial statements. Whereas the certified public accountant title shows that the person has sufficient knowledge and education, as well as experiences to pass their uniform exam. CPAs in Durham, NC are completely regulated by state law so they must complete continued learning in order to be considered up-to-date on trends or new updates within this field.
Is your Durham office still open?
We previously maintained a dedicated Durham location; we’ve since consolidated into a single Research Triangle Park headquarters in Morrisville to strengthen our team, while continuing to serve Durham businesses and nonprofits in person and remotely.
Do you work with nonprofits near Duke?
Yes, our Durham client base includes a mix of established businesses and nonprofit organizations, and we’re familiar with Form 990 filing and nonprofit-specific compliance.
What accounting duties can be outsourced to a CPA?
An accountant is there to take care of all your financial needs. Whether you need help with personal, business, or non-profit accounting or taxes, a CPA in Durham can help you with tax preparation and planning, tax filing, general ledger assistance, financial statement preparation, and financial analysis.
Are accounting services taxable in North Carolina?
North Carolina has a sales tax, but outsourcing accounting services to CPAs who are based out of Durham means you won’t have to pay any extra taxes. Find more information on our site about how this could benefit your small business!
What’s the difference between accounting services and bookkeeping?
Bookkeeping and accounting are both vital services for improving the financial standing of your business, but they serve different purposes. Accounting is used to analyze data while bookkeeping records what’s happening with the money in order make sure everything runs smoothly from day-to date as well future projections based on current trends or expectations about those things changing over time.