Audit & Assurance for your company

Our audit and assurance services conduct a comprehensive review of your financial statements and internal controls to ensure adherence to industry regulations and legal requirements. 

+45 years of experience in construction accounting in South Florida

Accounting in the construction industry is a specialized area that caters to the unique operational and financial requirements of construction businesses. Unlike standard accounting, construction accounting zeroes in on individual projects and day-to-day transactions, ensuring projects progress smoothly and remain free of cash flow problems from start to finish. 

 

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Why Choose Us?

45 years of experience in the industry

Qualified accountants

Knowledge of local regulations

In-depth understanding of the taxation that your company must submit

Financial statement preparation

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Financial statements are documents that institutions use to disclose their economic and financial status, as well as any changes, at a specific date or over a certain period. 

This data is valuable for company management, regulatory bodies, and various stakeholders including shareholders, creditors, and proprietors. 

Our value? 

  • Governed by GAAP standards. 
  • We provide an internal or administrative point of view of the company. 
  • Financial position on a cash basis. 

Employee Benefits plans

In the current competitive job market, companies must provide a robust benefits plan to attract and retain employees. However, as your team expands, conducting a benefits plan audit is essential to ensure compliance with Department of Labor (DOL) regulations. 

Our team of specialists consistently stays informed about the most recent government rules and possesses an in-depth technical understanding of GAAP and ERISA standards. Beyond conducting an employee benefits plan audit, we also assist in risk mitigation and pinpoint potential areas for enhancement. 

Single employer & multi-employer plans

Defined benefit plans

Defined contribution plans

401(k) plans

401(a) plans

403(b) plans

Employee stock ownership plans (ESOP)

Pension plans

Profit-sharing

Business Valuation Services 

The valuation of a business is influenced by various factors, including the industry of the company in question, its development stage, and the origin of the investment capital. 

At the core of H&CO Assurance is a fundamental understanding of business valuation in general, while each team member contributes deep industry, service, or geographic expertise. 

H&CO Assurance division regularly provides its clients with assistance in the valuation of companies and business interests, as well as tangible and intangible assets and complex securities that are difficult to value. 

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Construction Cost Certification 

Reasons our clients need one: 

  1. Change in ownership as part of succession planning or retirement 
  2. Gifting shares of a business to children as part of a succession plan 
  3. Merger or sale to another entity 
  4. New shareholder or partner coming on board 
  5. Raising investment capital 
  6. Establishment or annual update of an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) 
  7. Going through a divorce 
  8. Estate tax purposes 

 

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Managing Partners of Audit & Assurance

Contact info - EMILIO F. ALVAREZ-17
Contact info - HERIBERTO NUNEZ-16
Contact info - Jhon Bowman-14-1

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Resources And Information

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