- Financial Statement audits
- Compliance Audits
- Employee Benefit Plan Audits
- FAR Audits (Indirect Cost Rate)
Audit and Assurance
Think Beyond Assurance
At some point in your organization’s life cycle, you may need to provide a level of assurance regarding the reliability of your financial statements. But beyond assurance, you can get the expertise you need to improve your accounting practices, review internal controls, and implement new and complex accounting standards.
Tailored to Meet Your Needs
Whether you are considering an audit, review, compilation, or agreed upon procedures engagement, your audit and assurance expert will help you determine the level of assurance that addresses the specific needs of management, ownership, creditors, and regulators. Beyond the professional and industry standards followed by your audit and assurance experts, you may request that the scope of service be expanded to address specific concerns or needs.
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Get the attention you deserve. The Redpath and Company client management process ensures a constant dialogue that provides you with timely information, innovative services, and first-class service.
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Specialized Services
Audit Services
Attestation and Accounting Services
- Reviews
- Compilations
- Financial Statement Preparation
- Forecasts and Projections
- Agreed Upon Procedures
Advisory Services
- Internal Control Assessment
- Outsource Accounting
- Bookkeeping
Redpath Insights
Jill Noack, CPA
Audit Partner, Client Manager, Audit and Assurance SAL, M&A SAL
Email: jnoack@redpathcpas.com
Phone: 651-407-5867
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We know you have many options when it comes to accounting firms in St. Paul or the Twin Cities area, and we know we’re not the right fit for everyone—but when you’re ready to start a conversation, we’ll be ready to listen. 
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- Guest Blog: The “Texas Shoot-Out” for Business Partner DeadlockWhat many shareholders, partners, and members forget at the beginning of their new business venture is that planning for the eventual dissolution or termination of the company can be extremely beneficial. One tool that is used as a last resort at the end of a ‘deadlock’ situation is known as the “Texas Shoot-Out.” Though going […]
- Changes to 2020 Form W4 for Employers and EmployeesThe Internal Revenue Service has made extensive changes to Form W-4 (Employee’s Withholding Certificate) to adjust employee withholding calculations to better align with the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. For some, the form in its current 2019 layout goes back with them through the majority of their working years, if not through all of them. […]