Know what to expect before the work begins.

The complimentary consultation is a full hour with our advisory team. We discuss your business, how current the books are, the deadline or decision in front of you, and the first outcome you need. You leave with a clearer recommendation and no obligation.

No. Bring a straightforward description of what feels behind, unclear, or urgent. If a file review is needed before a proposal, we will explain the limited access and records required.

Pricing depends on the service, transaction volume, number of accounts, historical condition, complexity, reporting needs, and the information available. We define the scope before quoting instead of using an unsupported one-size-fits-all number.

Yes. Catch-up and cleanup are core services. We assess the affected months and accounts, identify the available source records, and propose a defined path back to current books.

The exact scope is written for the business. It commonly includes organizing transactions, reconciling agreed accounts, resolving open questions, and preparing a monthly reporting package.

Yes. We focus on bookkeeping structure, workflow, cleanup, and useful reporting. We do not provide every type of general software or device technical support.

No. We do not provide payroll or sales-tax services. Reports from the providers handling those responsibilities may still be needed for bookkeeping or tax-preparation work.

Readiness is the bookkeeping and document work needed to create a reliable starting point. Preparation uses those records and the applicable facts to prepare the return within the agreed engagement.

No. Results depend on the law, the facts, future events, and operating decisions. We organize the work, explain the available information, and avoid unsupported guarantees.

The first advisory recommendation may be to repair the information. Decisions based on incomplete or unreliable reports can create false confidence, so cleanup may need to happen before deeper analysis.

McDermott, Cruzet & Co., Tax Advisors is a Florida-based remote practice. Through ATL Bookkeeper, we serve businesses throughout greater Atlanta remotely and do not maintain a Georgia office.

No. ATL Bookkeeper and McDermott, Cruzet & Co., Tax Advisors are not CPA firms. An individual professional’s credential belongs to that individual and does not change the firm’s status.

Consultation, agreed access, document exchange, bookkeeping work, questions, and report discussions are handled remotely. The exact workflow is explained before the engagement begins.