TESTIMONIALS
"As a nonprofit, we debated the pros and cons of having on-staff financial management vs. outsourcing those services. Once we discovered Nick Curran and CK Accounting, we never looked back. Nick provides reports that are timely, accurate, and understandable by both board and staff. But I equally value Nick as a sounding board and strategist—he provides an outside perspective, asks the hard questions, and suggests solutions that help stretch our limited resources."
- Ruth G. Shelly, Executive Director of Madison Children’s Museum
www.madisonchildrensmuseum.org
“Brian is an important part of our team. His accounting and financial skills have been very beneficial to our business and made immediate contributions to managing our costs. We asked Brian to research and determine a solution for our credit card processing needs. Brian bid out our business and was able to realize a $15,000 savings per year on our fees. This is a great help for our small business financial results.”
- Sarah J. Smith, Sarah’s Hope Jewelry
www.sarahshopejewelry.com
"When I think about our Nick Curran I immediately am grateful that he’s joined our team. Thanks to his high level of expertise I sleep better every night."
- Dora Zúñiga, Executive Director of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County, Inc.
www.bbbsmadison.org
CK Accounting & Tax made the transfer from my old accounting firm very smooth. Brian and Brenda took care of getting all of the old information and integrating it into their system without missing any details. All bills are paid on time and they actually have helped in ways my previous bookkeeper never would have (cash flow management and cleaning up my balance sheet, forecasting). The economy as it stands does not allow for bad bookkeeping and bad cash management. I am very glad I chose CK Accounting & Tax.
- Scott Acker, Quaker Steak and Lube
www.quakersteakandlube.com
"Nick is very proactive and thorough. He is always available to answer questions and tolerates my crackpot ideas about financial statements and accounting rules!"- Richard Entenmann, Asset Builders of America, Inc.
www.assetbuilders.org