Business Consulting

There are no shortcuts to running a successful business. It requires hard work and determination. We know you put a lot of time and effort into maintaining your operations and trying to meet your financial goals. How do we know?

Because we’ve been in the same situation as you. We’ve been running our business successfully for more than 70 years. And we can help you do the same.

You can rely on our professionals to help your business reach its potential through the implementation of financial, cash and risk management strategies, as well as assistance with organization, production and human resource planning. We can also identify areas which are negatively affecting your profitability and develop practical solutions to help yield optimum results.

Keeping an eye toward the future, we help each of our clients develop forward-thinking business solutions.

All of our team, including our partner group, provide business consulting services.

Let’s talk about your business!

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Other Services

Learn more about our other services for your business.

Audit and Assurance
Tax Consulting and Compliance
Retirement Plan Services
Virtual Accounting

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Information and Resources

Update to Oregon Pass-Through Entity Elective Tax

by John C. Mlynczyk |
The Oregon Legislature has approved Senate Bill 1510 (SB 1510), which includes a critical extension of Oregon’s Pass Through Entity Elective Tax (PTE E). The bill has passed both chambers and is currently awaiting Governor Tina Kotek’s signature.

4 Charitable Giving Planning Strategies Under the New Tax Law

by Tiffany K. Nash |
The new rules don’t eliminate tax efficient charitable giving, but they do make intentional strategy more important, particularly for business owners and high income households.

Charitable Giving Changes Under the New Tax Law

by Tiffany K. Nash |
If you’re a business owner or leader who gives regularly, there’s a good chance you may be wondering if charitable deductions are still as valuable anymore following the enactment of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act last July

IRS Extends Transition Period for State-Paid Medical Leave Benefits

by Kernutt Stokes |
The IRS has extended for one more year the transition period for medical leave benefits that a state pays to an individual in 2026. The extension applies only to the portion of the medical leave benefits attributable to employer contributions and does not apply to family leave benefits.