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Clifton Thomas CPA, CFP, MSTAX
Clifton S. Thomas, CPA, has been working as a tax and accounting specialist since 1972 and in the Bay Area specifically since 1978. His firm specializes in financial services for small business and foreign-owned business, and in estate, trust and investment accounting. Their goal is to have their clients pay the minimum legal tax and they do all they can to insure that.
Clif offers a breadth of tax and accounting services like income tax planning and preparation, financial statement compilations, reviews and audits, litigation support, general accounting etc. Additionally, Mr. Thomas has served as an expert witness in accounting for legal proceedings. Over the years, Mr. Thomas has also developed a particular expertise in fiduciary returns and estate returns.
With an wide background in banking as a financial analyst for Crocker National Bank, now Wells Fargo Bank, and as a Certified Financial Planner, Mr. Thomas brings an in-depth understanding of broker's statements, securities and trading matters to his firm's clients experience over and above most CPAs' qualifications. They can compile your firm's financial statements in accordance with professional standards. Their service includes recommending any changes to the general ledger that may be necessary to improve recordkeeping accuracy and transparency. Compilations are based upon information provided by the client. These financial statements are for internal use only, as no assurance is provided.
Financial Statement Audits and Reviews an audit includes a rigorous examination of the company's systems and records to decide the accuracy of the financial statement representation. An audit provides the highest level of assurance as to the validity of the financial statements. A review consists of a less detailed examination of the recording and transactions behind the company's financial statements. Analytical procedures are used to provide a limited assurance as to financial statement accuracy.
Litigation support uses accounting and auditing techniques to quantify economic damages in relation to existing or pending litigation. They can gather information to help out in the calculation and documentation of economic loss or damages. Expert Witness Services Litigation can require the opinion of a qualified professional, to support or oppose evidence submitted to the court. Their level of knowledge in the area of accounting qualifies them to function as expert witnesses in such cases.
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