Audit Readiness Services for High-Growth Tech Startups

We prep your financials, organize your PBC list, and handle the technical accounting that keeps auditors (and investors) happy. No fire drills. No surprises.

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Ever Been Through an Audit or Diligence Review? Then You Know.

And if you haven’t, get ready.

It’s not just checklists and timelines. It’s hours of requests, follow-up questions, and real financial risk if you’re not ready.

Even with a solid audit team, the process is intense. Expect requests for every corner of your business, tight deadlines, and scrutiny on technical issues you may not even realize are on the radar.

We’ve seen it all.

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We’ve been there—literally. Our team includes former auditors who know exactly how these processes work, what triggers follow-up questions, and how to get it right the first time. Let our team help you navigate the audit/review process, better understand the requests made, and reduce the amount of follow-up questions or requests, as well as unexpected audit or review adjustments (nobody wants those).

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John Ikosipentarhos

President/Co-Founder

John Ikosipentarhos is a CPA in Orange County, CA, with 10+ years in public and private accounting. Specializing in corporate accounting and finance, he helps companies leverage new technologies and automate workflows to reduce costs. He has a Bachelor's in Business Administration with an Accounting emphasis from Cal State Fullerton.

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Danielle Lewis

Principal

Danielle Lewis is a Nevada-based CPA with 10+ years of experience, specializing in US GAAP and regulatory standards like ASC 980. She holds advanced degrees in accounting and economics from the University of Nevada, Reno.

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At the beginning of an engagement, auditors and reviewers identify the areas where they plan to focus their time and efforts. This generally relates to areas with higher risk, such as revenue recognition, or complex areas of a business, such as recent acquisitions or software development costs. Lower risk areas will likely see less scrutiny and fewer requests.
With our prior audit experience, our team can efficiently and effectively identify the areas of your business where auditors/reviewers will likely focus their time. By being proactive, you can focus your time and efforts on the area that will matter most.
The information request list from an audit or review team can be overwhelming. It often features dozens, if not hundreds, of requests for information related to all areas of your business.
Through our past experience and knowledge of related requests, our team can help you prioritize the requests that will be most impactful for an audit team, allowing them to make progress in their procedures and avoid unnecessary/costly delays. We can also help you better understand the purpose or key components of their request, reducing back-and-forth with the audit/review team.
If you are undergoing an audit, chances are that they are expecting your financial information to be prepared in accordance with the complex accounting framework of US GAAP. This accounting can be far more intensive, and with different impacts, than the accounting that you have generally performed up to this point.
With a complete understanding of US GAAP and the vast accounting guidance behind it, our team can help you update your accounting records to ensure that they are in accordance with US GAAP. In doing so, this will lead to fewer follow-up requests and discussions with the audit team, and fewer audit adjustments reported to management at the end of the project.