Melissa Medlock, CPA, P.A. offers clients a full range of financial services. Whether you are a small business owner, corporation, or non-profit organization, you can benefit from our tax, payroll, bookkeeping, or outsourced CFO services. As our client, you can be assured that your financial needs are being met in an ethical and honest approach.
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Melissa is a Vero Beach native who earned her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in accounting at University of Central Florida in Orlando.
She has experience in both the private and public sectors.
After moving back to Vero Beach, Melissa passed her CPA exam in 2008 on her first attempt.
Melissa has been involved with many community organizations such as the UnitedWay, Humane Society of Vero Beach, Homeless Family Center, and American Cancer Society.
She is currently serving on the Homeless Family Center board of directors and serves as treasurer for the United Way of Indian River County board of directors.
She has experience in both the private and public sectors.
After moving back to Vero Beach, Melissa passed her CPA exam in 2008 on her first attempt.
Melissa has been involved with many community organizations such as the UnitedWay, Humane Society of Vero Beach, Homeless Family Center, and American Cancer Society.
She is currently serving on the Homeless Family Center board of directors and serves as treasurer for the United Way of Indian River County board of directors.
Ashley grew up enjoying the beaches and sunshine of the Treasure Coast.
She earned her Master's in Accounting with a concentration in Tax at Stetson University.
A licensed CPA, she has extensive bookkeeping experience in a variety of industries and enjoys helping clients bring order to their financial management systems.
She earned her Master's in Accounting with a concentration in Tax at Stetson University.
A licensed CPA, she has extensive bookkeeping experience in a variety of industries and enjoys helping clients bring order to their financial management systems.
Professional bookkeeping services are suitable for businesses of all industries.
Medlock CPA offers daily, weekly, monthly, or even quarterly services based on your needs.
These outsourced bookkeeping services allow for the solid foundation of your small business bookkeeping system.
If you would like access to the accounting software, you can even purchase a "seat" on our secure server so that you have access 24/7 to your QuickBooks file.
Medlock CPA offers daily, weekly, monthly, or even quarterly services based on your needs.
These outsourced bookkeeping services allow for the solid foundation of your small business bookkeeping system.
If you would like access to the accounting software, you can even purchase a "seat" on our secure server so that you have access 24/7 to your QuickBooks file.
Reconciling your bank account each month provides you with an accurate picture of your business' finances.
By undergoing routine monthly bank reconciliations, you will be able to stay ahead of any accounting problems that may occur.
Bank reconciliations allow you to identify any discrepancies in your monthly statements, provide up-to-date information to any necessary stakeholders, and protect yourself and your business from any tax or banking implications.
By undergoing routine monthly bank reconciliations, you will be able to stay ahead of any accounting problems that may occur.
Bank reconciliations allow you to identify any discrepancies in your monthly statements, provide up-to-date information to any necessary stakeholders, and protect yourself and your business from any tax or banking implications.
Having an accurate income statement is a vital part of the bookkeeping process because it offers you an idea of where your business stands financially.
An income statement, otherwise known as a profit and loss statement, examines your revenues against your expenses to provide you with a financial profit or loss statement.
Track revenues and expenses to determine the financial operating performance of your business.
Identify specific items that are causing unexpected expenditures such as phone, fax, mail, or supply expenses.
An income statement, otherwise known as a profit and loss statement, examines your revenues against your expenses to provide you with a financial profit or loss statement.
Track revenues and expenses to determine the financial operating performance of your business.
Identify specific items that are causing unexpected expenditures such as phone, fax, mail, or supply expenses.
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