Colorado CPAs since 2013 · 6 offices
Industries

Accounting that starts with how your industry makes money

Every industry has its own margins, tax rules and cash cycle. We serve clients in more than 50 industries. The six below have in-depth pages; the full list follows, from HOAs and software companies to dental practices and food trucks.

Every industry we serve

More than 50 industries, and probably yours

The six industries above have their own pages, but they are a fraction of our client base. These are the industries we work with every year. If yours is not here, it is very likely still a good fit: clean books, sound tax planning and clear numbers work the same way in almost any business.

Food, hospitality and lodging

Daily cash, tips, food and labor costs, seasonal swings and sales or lodging tax filed with the state and, in home-rule cities, with the city as well.

Construction and the trades

Job costing, work-in-progress schedules, retainage, equipment purchases and crews on payroll, for general contractors and single-trade businesses alike.

Real estate and property

Rental and short-term rental income, depreciation, 1031 exchanges, development projects and the commission-based income of agents.

Homeowners associations and nonprofits

Budgets and reserve funds that boards can follow, the choice between Form 1120-H and Form 1120 for HOAs, and Form 990 filings and funder reporting for nonprofits.

Government contractors and grant recipients

Accounting systems, timekeeping and indirect cost rates that hold up to federal review, for companies working under federal contracts and research grants.

Healthcare, wellness and personal care

Practices and studios where the owner is also the main provider, which shapes entity choice, owner pay and the qualified business income deduction.

  • Healthcare
  • Dental
  • Chiropractors
  • Ophthalmologists
  • Spas
  • Hair salons
  • Fitness and boot camps

Professional services and technology

Firms that sell expertise: utilization and cash flow, partner or owner compensation, and for software companies, subscription revenue and research and development costs.

Energy and manufacturing

Capital-heavy businesses where cost accounting, equipment, inventory and specialized tax rules decide what the business really earns.

Retail and local services

Inventory, point-of-sale and sales tax in several jurisdictions, plus the owner-operated service businesses that keep a community running.

  • Clothing
  • Sporting goods
  • Art galleries
  • Auto repair
  • Dog training

Families and investors

Family partnerships and holding entities used to own investments and pass wealth between generations, with the tax returns and planning they require.

Not listed? Tell us about your business on an introductory call. If we are not the right fit, we will say so and point you to someone who is.

Client results

Four industries, one pattern

Client results: annual revenue and profit before and after working with SBA CPA
Client Revenue before Revenue now Revenue, before vs. now Profit before Profit now
Restaurant $3.1M $7.6M $320K $1.2M
Manufacturing $1.3M $3.2M $57K $620K
Oil and gas $1.3M $4.6M $0 $870K
Single-trade construction $300K $720K $0 $92K

Read the four case studies →

Not sure whether we know your industry?

Tell us how your business runs. If we are not the right fit, we will say so on the introductory call.

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