NOW CFO provides businesses with an entire financial and accounting team from a staff accountant to the CFO position. We service a diverse range of businesses of varying sizes and industries. We provide financial and accounting solutions through our robust consulting model, ranging from a staff accountant to CFO-level services. Our outsourced structure allows you to access resources that are tailored to your needs, schedule, and size of your business. Our expert consultants are skilled professionals that provide solutions to the accounting and financial challenges all companies face.
Accounting Solutions By Role
By taking advantage of NOW CFO’s model, our clients receive the experience of an industry
expert for only a fraction of the cost of a full- time employee.
CFO
NOW CFO outsources consultants at the CFO level, offering in-depth operational and strategic experience. Our CFOs focus on our clients’ short- and long-term business goals while helping to develop a plan with obtainable benchmarks.
Controller
An experienced controller is essential to establishing the financial health of the client’s business. They maintain, manage, and analyze financial statements, payroll, and budgets, as well as evaluate historical data to allow for better decision-making.
Staff Accountant
Staff accountants are an integral piece of any accounting department. They execute the day-to-day work, such as invoicing, processing payables, calculating commissions, and generating reports. This level of consulting is especially crucial for smaller businesses that do not have a full-time accounting department to obtain financial visibility.
Accounting Solutions Tailored To Your Needs
NOW CFO provides the highest level of expertise in finance and operational accounting to accelerate results and
achieve strategic objectives for sustainable growth and success.
Part-time
NOW CFO provides day-to-day accounting support on a part-time, ongoing basis. From this idea comes our main value proposition: “Buy the knowledge, not the time.”
Interim or Fractional
For companies experiencing growth or turnover, our NOW CFO consultants can fill gaps within our clients’ accounting department on an interim or fractional basis.
Project Based
NOW CFO prides itself in being an “as-needed” resource. We can provide support to companies that have fully staffed accounting departments but are experiencing times of additional need.
Accounting Solutions By Service
Financial Reporting
Management Accounting
Operational Accounting
Technical Accounting
Financial Visibility = Smarter Business Decisions
Financial Data Must Be:
Accurate
The importance of accurate financial data cannot be overstated; even a small error within a business’ reporting can threaten the integrity of its financial standing. Accurate financials provide full transparency into the business, help to mitigate errors and catch costly mistakes, and build trust with investors, lenders, and other stakeholders.
Insightful
Financial data should be insightful, as the ability to draw understanding from reporting is crucial for a business to stay competitive. When financial reporting is insightful, a business can better understand current and past performance, predict future outcomes, and make strategic decisions accordingly. Financial insight results from data that is timely, accurate, and relevant.
Relevant
Financial data needs to be relevant in order for it to be useful in making strategic business decisions. Financial reporting should be relevant not only for external stakeholders, such as lenders and investors, but internal stakeholders—employees and executives—so that data can be used to meet organizational goals. Additionally, a business wouldn’t want to use a balance sheet from ten years ago to make next year’s financial goals, nor would a report of employee salaries be useful to a lender.
Timely
Financial data must be timely in order to influence business decisions. When financial reporting is consistently done in a timely manner, it provides the financial team, executives, and other stakeholders with an accurate understanding of how the business operates. For example, a business that can complete the month-end close process within ten days will have far greater insight into their operations compared to a business that takes several weeks to close out the month.
