We often hear prospective clients come to us explaining they are in need of clean financials. Interestingly, this is not a technical term—but its use is so widespread that it often seems to be. So we sat down with AccountingDepartment.com’s Senior Implementation Controller, Jennie Hoffman, CPA to discuss what she thinks clients really mean when they say clean financials—and what they should actually be asking for instead.
Topics: IRS, accounting regulations, financial management
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