I will gaap financial statements and CPA compilation for state licensing board
Licensed CPA, Certified Financial Statements, Letter of Attestation, CPA Letter
About this Gig
Need GAAP financial statements with a CPA compilation report for a state license application, formatted for what your board actually asks for?
Licensing boards reject financials for three common reasons: the wrong level of CPA report, a missing net worth or working capital calculation, and statements that don't match the board's format. Each one costs you weeks.
Level check first, so you don't overspend:
- Some boards accept a compilation
- Some require a CPA review
- A few use a simple one-page form that a preparer can sign
- Send me the board's wording and I'll tell you which one you need before you order.
What I prepare:
- GAAP balance sheet with net worth documented
- Income statement
- Statement of cash flows
- Working capital calculation
- Notes and disclosures
- AR-C 80 compilation report with signed engagement letter
- Bookkeeping cleanup first when your records need it
Common licenses:
- Contractor licenses: general, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, roofing, specialty
- Home health and healthcare agency licenses
- Other state licenses that ask for CPA-prepared financials
Message me before ordering with your state and license type.
Reporting frequency:
Monthly
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Quarterly
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Annually
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
Does my board want a compilation or a review?
It depends on the board. Send me their requirement and I'll tell you before you order. If a board requires a CPA review, message me first so we confirm the engagement requirements together.
My books are messy. Can you still help?
Yes. Cleanup is included when needed, since accurate statements start with accurate records.
My business is new. Is that a problem?
Usually not. Net worth comes from your current balance sheet. Tell me how long you've been operating and I'll confirm.
