F+H CPA Unplugged

Your financial statements should help you understand what is happening in your business and plan what comes next.

In this episode of F+H CPA Unplugged, Managing Partner John Cremins speaks with Margaret Hacus and Maggie Wychocki from Friedman+Huey’s Client Accounting Services team. They discuss when a business may need more accounting support, how timely reporting can inform decisions about hiring and growth, and why cash flow and internal controls deserve an owner’s attention.

They also explain how the CAS team can work alongside internal accounting staff, with support tailored to the business.

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This conversation is for general educational purposes. Accounting and tax decisions should be based on your business’s specific circumstances.

Thanks for listening to F+H CPA Unplugged. Visit fhassoc.com to explore more insights and resources, and follow Friedman+Huey on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook to stay connected.

The information shared in this podcast is for general educational purposes and should not be considered individualized tax, accounting, legal, investment or financial advice. Please consult your professional advisors regarding your specific circumstances.

In our first episode, “Inside Friedman+Huey: What Makes a CPA Firm Different?”, Managing Partner John Cremins shares more about who we are as a firm, our approach to client service, and what it means to be more than just your CPA.

This conversation introduces the heart of F+H: proactive planning, meaningful client touchpoints, white-glove service, and a team committed to helping clients feel informed, supported, and prepared.

This is just the beginning. Future episodes will feature members of the F+H team and outside professionals discussing topics such as estate planning, trusts, family office services, client accounting services, charitable giving, and more.

Thanks for listening to F+H CPA Unplugged. Visit fhassoc.com to explore more insights and resources, and follow Friedman+Huey on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook to stay connected.

The information shared in this podcast is for general educational purposes and should not be considered individualized tax, accounting, legal, investment or financial advice. Please consult your professional advisors regarding your specific circumstances.