Audit & Assurance

Greg Papineau, Director at BiggsKofford, was featured on the popular Green Apple Podcast. To listen to their interview, click here! John Garrett, self-proclaimed Recovering CPA and creator of the Green Apple Podcast, interviewed Greg and captioned the following about their discussion: Greg serves others to create stronger client relationships Greg Papineau takes service to a whole…

BiggsKofford, one of the leading certified public accounting and business consulting firms in Colorado, announced today the promotion of Braden Hammond, CPA/ABV to Director. Hammond joins the firm’s team of seven directors: Chris Blees, Kurt Kofford, Greg Gandy, Greg Papineau, Michael McDevitt, Deborah Helton, and Austin Buckett. Hammond joined BiggsKofford in 2001 and has a…

BiggsKofford, P.C., announces the promotion of Josephus Le Roux, to Audit  Manager of the firm. He joined the BiggsKofford team in January 2005. Le Roux completed his undergraduate degree with a triple major in accounting, business administration and economics from Western State Colorado University located in Gunnison. Prior to being hired at BiggsKofford, he obtained…

Take a deep breath. While your financial statement audit may be a requirement, being prepared for your audit is a guaranteed stress-reducer and will help to ease pressure and tension during the process. Take note of the following five tips for a hassle-free audit experience: Be Prepared and Proactive Be in contact with your auditor…

The number of audits performed this year by the Internal Revenue Service continued to decline in 2013 as it did in the previous year. Although revenue for the IRS has increased by a reported 6.3 percent, annual funding and staffing have decreased tremendously. According to data released in January, the agency, which has lost $1…

To the outside world, accountants can seem like a strange breed. Spending most of our days buried under forms, spreadsheets and receipts, we can help make…

Consider these scenarios: 1. You just received a regulatory notice in the mail from the government agency that regulates your company or organization, informing you that the audit of your company didn’t meet the required standards.

I have had people tell me that, while they understand why financial statements are necessary, they believe using them to run their business is like driving a car by looking into the rearview mirror. It’s true that historical financial statements have limited usefulness for decision-making. However, forward-looking or forecasted financial statements can be a powerful tool to help you grow your business.