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    CPA-prepared financial statements when no assurance is required

    A compilation assists management in presenting financial statements and provides no assurance. The separately registered CPA firm issues a compilation report without an audit opinion or review conclusion.

    Audit, review and compilation reports are issued by Ebotagborndang Mbi, PLLC, a separately registered CPA firm.

    How it works

    1. 1

      Agree on the statement requirements

      The CPA firm reviews the intended readers, accounting framework and available records. It agrees on the engagement scope, disclosures and schedule.

    2. 2

      Present the financial information

      The CPA firm uses management's information to compile the agreed statements. It reads the statements and raises questions about information that appears incomplete or incorrect.

    3. 3

      Issue the agreed statements and report

      Management reviews the statements and addresses open questions. The CPA firm issues the compilation report stating that no assurance is provided.

    Which sounds like you?

    Your bank requests CPA-prepared statements

    The CPA firm confirms that the request does not require an audit or review.

    Management needs annual statements

    The CPA firm agrees on the statements and disclosures needed for internal reporting.

    Your readers do not require assurance

    A compilation presents management's information without an assurance conclusion.

    Tax or cash basis reporting is acceptable

    The CPA firm confirms the accounting framework accepted by the intended users.

    What we do

    Report responsibility

    Audit, review and compilation reports are issued by Ebotagborndang Mbi, PLLC, a separately registered CPA firm.

    Financial statement presentation

    A compilation applies accounting and reporting expertise to information supplied by management without verifying it through audit or review procedures. • Agree on the accounting framework, the rules used to prepare the statements. • Present management's financial information in the agreed statement format. • Read the statements for apparent errors or missing information. • Raise questions with management where clarification is needed. • State in the compilation report that no assurance is expressed. You receive the agreed compiled statements and compilation report.

    Statements, notes and schedules

    The statement package contains the financial information and disclosures agreed for the engagement. • Balance sheet showing assets, debts and owners' balances. • Income statement showing revenue, expenses and results. • Cash flow statement showing cash movements where applicable. • Notes explaining accounting policies and required disclosures unless omitted by agreement. • Supplementary schedules providing additional detail where agreed. You receive the agreed financial statements, notes and supporting schedules.

    Options

    Compilation services are priced at $2,000–$8,000+, with the framework, disclosures and final scope confirmed in the proposal. • Compilation with disclosures: statements under U.S. generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) with the required notes. • Compilation with substantially all disclosures omitted: the report identifies the omission; suitability depends on the intended use and applicable standards. • Special purpose framework: statements using tax basis, cash basis or another agreed reporting framework. • Preparation of financial statements — statements prepared for management with no CPA report (AR-C 70). • Preparation is a separate non-assurance service, not a compilation, and the applicable scope and fee are agreed separately. You receive the statements and, for a compilation, the CPA firm's report specified in the agreed engagement.

    Client perspective

    Proof from Google reviews

    5.0 average · 105 Google reviews · ebotCPA, Irving, TX

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    “Extremely professional and detail oriented. An experience with ebotCPA is a feel of professionalism, expertise and trustworthiness. No where else for my accounting solutions. Simply the best.”

    Dorcas EyongFull-Service CPA · Google

    “There are many professionals who do taxes and bookkeeping. But there are very very few professionals who look after you like you would look after yourself. ebotCPA is that rare professional.”

    Rose HansLong-Term Client · Google

    Published pricing

    These are the current published fees from our service catalog. We confirm final scope and any quoted add-ons in writing before work starts.

    Financial statement audit

    $15,000–$75,000+

    Review engagement

    $5,000–$12,000+

    Compilation

    $2,000–$8,000+

    Audit Co-Pilot

    $2,500–$7,500+

    Common questions

    What happens before compilation services work begins?

    We discuss your goals and records, confirm the engagement scope and fee in writing, and identify deadlines before substantive work starts.

    How do you determine the fee?

    Current catalog amounts and quote terms are listed in Published pricing above. We confirm the agreed work, responsibilities, and any quoted scope in writing before engagement.

    What records should I prepare?

    The records depend on your situation. We provide a focused request list after confirming the work and reporting period.

    Authority and standards
    • AR-C § 80 · Compilation EngagementsPrimary standard governing compilation services
    • AR-C § 80.13 · Understanding with ClientEngagement letter and terms requirements
    • AR-C § 80.20 · Compilation ProceduresRequired procedures for compilation engagements
    • AR-C § 80.24 · Compilation ReportReport format and required elements
    • SSARS 25 · Compilation Standards UpdateCurrent ARSC compilation guidance and requirements
    • ASC 235-10 · Notes to Financial StatementsDisclosure requirements when footnotes are included

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