The McQuillan Group is an accounting firm in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. We are a local, boutique firm that offers clients the expertise of a regional firm, while providing the service and personal attention of a local firm. The majority of our team of CPAs, are seasoned veterans with 10 to 25+ years of accounting experience and are extremely knowledgeable in their area of expertise.
In addition to our staff, we have invested extensively in other resources, such as software and research materials, that allow our firm to provide services at a level rarely offered by a local firm. While our practice encompasses all traditional accounting services, we have developed several unique niche service areas. Since the inception of the PA film tax credit, we have established ourselves as the premier Pittsburgh CPA firm providing tax and accounting services to the film and entertainment industry.
Additionally, our unique perspective and approach to working cash flow has allowed our clients to free up working capital even during difficult economic times.
In addition to our staff, we have invested extensively in other resources, such as software and research materials, that allow our firm to provide services at a level rarely offered by a local firm. While our practice encompasses all traditional accounting services, we have developed several unique niche service areas. Since the inception of the PA film tax credit, we have established ourselves as the premier Pittsburgh CPA firm providing tax and accounting services to the film and entertainment industry.
Additionally, our unique perspective and approach to working cash flow has allowed our clients to free up working capital even during difficult economic times.
Services
The McQuillan Group offers a full complement of services including tax, accounting and assurance (audit, review and compilation services), business valuation, forensic and consulting to clients within many industries, that include but are not limited to, construction, entertainment, manufacturing, restaurant, real estate, pharmacies, distribution, and professional services.
We strive to meet the needs of our clients by providing the services listed below.
Forensic accounting utilizes a broad range of skills including accounting, auditing and investigative to analyze the financial records of an individual or business.
We strive to meet the needs of our clients by providing the services listed below.
Forensic accounting utilizes a broad range of skills including accounting, auditing and investigative to analyze the financial records of an individual or business.
Forensic accounting utilizes a broad range of skills including accounting, auditing and investigative to analyze the financial records of an individual or business.
Forensic accounting provides an analysis suitable to search for fraud and inconsistencies in an organization's financial reporting.
It is often used to answer specific questions of owners and C Suite members by bring order to chaos and internal controls to processes that require greater oversight.
We look beyond the numbers and concentrate on the root cause of the issues we are investigating and deal with the reality of each situation.
Forensic accounting provides an analysis suitable to search for fraud and inconsistencies in an organization's financial reporting.
It is often used to answer specific questions of owners and C Suite members by bring order to chaos and internal controls to processes that require greater oversight.
We look beyond the numbers and concentrate on the root cause of the issues we are investigating and deal with the reality of each situation.
Transactions occur between parties.
Often the value of these transactions need to be calculated using business valuation techniques.
The process of valuing a business is more art than science.
However, the business valuation process tells a story and by applying these processes a fair and reasonable value can be determined.
Business valuations are used for a wide variety of reasons.
Whether for gifting, acquisitions, or as an internal management tool, the process of valuing a business always results in the discovery of information that leads to a more informative leadership team.
Often the value of these transactions need to be calculated using business valuation techniques.
The process of valuing a business is more art than science.
However, the business valuation process tells a story and by applying these processes a fair and reasonable value can be determined.
Business valuations are used for a wide variety of reasons.
Whether for gifting, acquisitions, or as an internal management tool, the process of valuing a business always results in the discovery of information that leads to a more informative leadership team.
Due diligence is a process where a qualified person examines a target Company to determine if the targets representation in it prospectus and offer deck is fair and reasonable.
The process' goal is to ensure our client, the buyer, has all the relevant facts necessary to make an informed decision about the target.
The process is centered on discovery and verification of information provided by the target, specifically any risks the company may be facing currently or in the future.
The process requires a deep dive into numerous aspects of the target company from its culture, assumptions related to the development of value, governance, customer lists and working capital to mention a few.
The process' goal is to ensure our client, the buyer, has all the relevant facts necessary to make an informed decision about the target.
The process is centered on discovery and verification of information provided by the target, specifically any risks the company may be facing currently or in the future.
The process requires a deep dive into numerous aspects of the target company from its culture, assumptions related to the development of value, governance, customer lists and working capital to mention a few.
Working capital is the difference between a company's current assets and its current liabilities.
Current assets are primarily cash, accounts receivable and inventory.
Current liabilities are primarily accounts payable.
Working capital is the cash the organization requires to run its business.
It is usually made up of cash obtained through collections, equity from owners and credit sources.
As cash is collected or borrowed it is used to pay the costs related to running the business like employment expenses, interest, and supplies.
Current assets are primarily cash, accounts receivable and inventory.
Current liabilities are primarily accounts payable.
Working capital is the cash the organization requires to run its business.
It is usually made up of cash obtained through collections, equity from owners and credit sources.
As cash is collected or borrowed it is used to pay the costs related to running the business like employment expenses, interest, and supplies.
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