Accounting Firms for Consulting Firms & Independent Consultants in New Jersey
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Good Operator - Accounting, Finance, Tax, & Fractional CFO
24 Client Reviews
"Chase is generous with his time and knowledge and genuinely cares about small businesses. He is kind and clear and makes sure you understand and have what you need. I find him to be patient and methodical and very human. I highly recommend him and his team."
Steady Co - Accounting, Tax & Fractional CFO
13 Client Reviews
"Everything has been easy, professional, and straight forward."
Solopreneur CPA (Matt Chiappetta, CPA)
6 Client Reviews
"Securing Matt's services has been my best investment in the last 24 months. He does all of my business and personal accounting. I don't spend one minute worrying about it anymore. He affords me more time with my family and friends. I couldn't ask for anything more."
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FrequentlyAsked Questions
What is a consulting accountant?
A consulting accountant helps businesses interpret financial data, analyze profitability, forecast cash flow, and make strategic decisions. They often act as both accountant and advisor.
How much do CPAs charge for consulting?
Fees typically range from $150 to $450 per hour for standard services, and can exceed $1,000 per hour for complex work like financial strategy, audit prep, or tax planning.
Do I need a CPA for consulting?
Not always. While CPAs offer credibility and tax expertise, many consultants benefit from working with accountants who understand their business model—even if they aren’t licensed CPAs.
What certifications are useful for accounting consultants?
In addition to CPA, other valuable credentials include CMA, MBA, and PMP—especially if your work overlaps with business management, finance, or operations.
Should I hire an accountant for my consulting firm?
Yes—especially if you're earning over $80K/year, paying contractors, or juggling multiple clients. An accountant can help reduce your tax bill, improve forecasting, and ensure compliance.
Consulting Accounting: What You Need to Know
Consulting accounting involves much more than bookkeeping—it’s about using financial data to drive smarter decisions. Whether you're an independent consultant, a fractional advisor, or running a firm with contractors, you need accurate forecasting, cash flow insight, and profitability analysis. Specialized accountants help with project-based billing, estimated taxes, entity structure (LLC vs. S-Corp), and business expense classification. They also advise on pricing strategy, performance tracking, and what your margins are actually telling you.
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