Engineering Accounting

To meet the specific needs of engineers, engineering firms, architectural firms and other related firms within the engineering industry, engineers turn to us when they need an accounting firm that concentrates in the engineering industry. Moore & Associates, a Florida area CPA firm, truely understands that engineers need more from an accounting firm than traditional accounting and tax services to stay on top of the demands of this growing industry. Whether you are just starting out or have an already established and mature business, we can help you spot opportunities, achieve your goals and position your company for the future while dealing with issues like:

Escalating costs of materials and labor Financing alternatives Increasing competition Job cost controls and overruns Project managment Seasonality challenges Shrinking margins Tax efficiency strategies

At Florida-based Moore & Associates, we work with everyone from small architects to surveyors, and larger engineering firms throughout Florida. As a result we can tailor our accounting, tax and consulting services to fit your specific needs. Our services include:

• All tax services
• Overhead audit and analysis
• Succession planning
• Incentive compensation plans
• Operational review and benchmarking analysis
• Systems selection
• Technology utilization audit
• Employee benefits review
• Employee recruiting and retention programs

We offer a FREE initial consultation for business owners. Call us today at 954-258-3648 to schedule a mutually convenient appointment.

Confidentiality and Privacy Policy
Moore and Associates operate with the strictest confidentiality. All associates appreciate the importance of treating all information with strictest confidence. All communications are treated as "confidential" and "privileged" in certain circumstances. Privileged information should not be disclosed in legal proceedings. Currently, there is CPA-client privilege in non-criminal Federal tax matters with respect to tax advice between CPA and client. This privilege is waived by disclosure of the privileged information to a third party. It is important to consult with a CPA or Attorney before disclosing information regarding tax advice.