AZ FORENSIC ACCOUNTANTS
Trusted Forensic Accounting Services for Individuals and Businesses Across Arizona — Delivering experience, financial clarity, and trusted solutions when the numbers matter most.
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*Phone consultations are limited to 30-minutes
Our forensic accounting services help individuals, businesses, and attorneys identify financial irregularities, trace assets, reconstruct records, and investigate suspected fraud. We provide clear, defensible analysis when accuracy matters most.
Unlike routine accounting services, forensic engagements require a detailed review of the facts and circumstances involved. We do not provide free consultations for forensic accounting and fraud investigation matters. An initial paid engagement allows us to assess the issues presented and determine whether we are the right firm to assist with your case.
*Services provided by Pivotal Forensic Accounting & Audits
Preparation, planning, and compliance for individuals and businesses.
- Individual tax returns
- Business tax returns
- Tax planning and strategy
- IRS and state tax issue resolution
- Compliance
Helping businesses maintain accurate records and manage employees.
- Monthly bookkeeping
- Financial statement preparation
- Payroll processing
- Sales tax reporting
- Accounts payable and receivable
Providing financial guidance to help businesses grow and improve profitability.
- Cash flow management
- Budgeting and forecasting
- Entity selection
- Startup consulting
- Financial analysis
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