Arlington Business CPA AlternativeCPA Arlington. Terms for using this site.
These pages are a description of work, not a contract. This page says what the site is for, and what a form or a call does not yet promise.
What these pages are
The site describes bookkeeping, payroll setup, monthly closes, financial statements, and tax returns for owners who work in Arlington and around it. Reading a page does not make you a client. Sending a form does not make you a client. A page remains a description until we both agree on the work. A client relationship starts when we both agree to the work, in a conversation, with the scope named.
The pages are general. They are not a reading of your bank, your entity, or your notice. Numbers that come from a public office are labeled as public. They are not a prediction of your sales.
What we will not pretend
We will not pretend a page is a signed engagement. We will not pretend a button is a filing. We will not pretend the calendar is a promise that a particular hour is free until the booking page confirms it. If a page is wrong, the correction belongs on the page.
You may link to a page. You may not copy the pages onto another site and present them as your own. The photographs belong to the people named on the credits page, under the licenses named there.
The phone and the form
The phone number +1 844-324-7273 reaches the Steven Palmieri practice. The form reaches the same practice. Do not send account numbers, full tax identification numbers, or bank passwords through the form. Bring those to a call once we know each other.
Dates, sketches, and the limit
When a page names a rate or a deadline, it is naming a public rule as of the drafting of that page. Rules move. Your notice controls your file. A sketch of a vendor after a homestand is a teaching picture with no client behind it. Do not read it as a result we produced for someone, and do not read a button as a filing that has already been made.
Attest work stays outside this engagement even after you become a client. An audit, a review, and a compilation are named on the disclosures page and they stay there. Agreeing to a monthly close does not quietly add a signed report. If a lender later asks for one, we will say so and point you to a firm that can sign.
You can stop. A form does not lock you into a year of work. If we are the wrong fit we will say that, and the notes you already sent can be dropped under the privacy page except for what a return in progress still requires. The photographs stay credited to their makers. The words stay ours.
A monthly close on a shared screen is still a conversation you can end. Stopping does not erase a return that is already in progress, and it does not create a bill for months we never opened. If you want the work to cover only the open months and not the next year, say that on the call. We would rather have a short scope than a long one you did not mean.