Accounting Services

Why choose Foothills Accountants? Beyond our years of experience, the professional designations we maintain equip us to better serve you while maintaining strict ethical standards.

As a business owner, you put in hard work every day—whether it's managing employees, overseeing daily operations, or brainstorming new ideas. With so much on your plate, there's little time left to focus on the financial aspects of your business. Even if your cash flow is healthy, are you sure you're maximizing your profits? Are you keeping up with estimated tax payments? Are you staying compliant with federal and state payroll or sales and use tax requirements?

Tax laws can be complicated, which is why having a trusted accounting firm by your side is essential. From preparing cash flow statements and managing payroll to filing your tax returns, we’re here to support your business's success.

We are dedicated to your success. Explore our services below or reach out to us today to discover how our full range of accounting and tax services can positively impact your bottom line. 

A Fractional CFO plays a vital role in driving your business’s growth. While bookkeepers, accountants, and controllers concentrate on maintaining accurate records of past and present financials, our Fractional CFOs at Foothills Accountants are focused on shaping your financial future. Backed by deep expertise, our team provides strategic insights and financial guidance to help steer your company toward sustained success. 

As a business, non-profit, estate & trust or individual, your time is better spent focusing on growing rather than managing your books. We handle your accounting services, allowing you to concentrate on building your passion. 

Accurate bookkeeping is crucial for your long-term success. With experience, affordability, and reliability, we serve a wide range of industries and clients. 

Starting your own business is exciting and exhilarating. However, it’s the challenges that arise after the initial excitement fades that determine whether a small business will succeed or not. 

The IRS applies specific classifications of revenue and expenses to assess whether your organization will maintain its tax-exempt status. 

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