Next Generation Accounting Firms provide clients with the highest level of client service and professional support. At Swick & Associates, LLC, we go beyond the numbers to partner with clients—working year round to ensure you stay on a healthy financial path. We also offer an advanced technology platform so you always have convenient, real-time access to your financial documents and our staff. Via our Client Center, you can log in to your secure, personalized portal to view and print documents, enter data, access client accounting software, or contact us directly with questions. It’s all about creating the best possible experience for you. We are your Next Generation Accounting Firm.
Put your focus back on your business by handing your accounting work over to our firm. When you outsource your accounting function to us, you get a team of professionals working for you. We handle your complex tax and accounting work while providing you 24/7 access to your data—and all at a fixed, affordable monthly fee.
"Swick and Associates came to our rescue on behalf of troubled client back in 2008. They provided immediate services that took our client out of a very precarious position and we’ve been grateful ever since. As a result..."
"We have been a client for almost 10 years. We have enjoyed a great relationship with Swick & Associates. I absolutely love working with their team. They are responsive, professional..."
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Deciding how to price your products and services is one of the toughest choices you'll face as a business owner or manager. Prices affect long-term viability, short-term profits, market share, customer loyalty, and myriad other tangible and intangible aspects of your business. Unfortunately, the guidebook or financial guru who can provide infallible answers doesn't exist. However, certain...
If a significant portion of your company's balance sheet consists of inventory, you may find that "shrinkage" — the variance between physical inventory counts and amounts recorded in your company books — is the culprit behind declining profits. A little digging, especially if you're in a retail business, may uncover an unsettling reason for numbers...
One of the most (if not the most) important indicators of business health is its cash flow. Even if your business is profitable and growing, if you don't have a consistent stream of cash coming in, you'll run into financial trouble. Lack of cash flow is the primary reason that more than one quarter of new businesses fail—29 percent to be exact. Here are some smart strategies...
