Facing an Audit?
Don’t Talk to a Sales Rep. Talk to an Expert.
Your startup is scaling fast. Investors are asking hard questions. Your team is already stretched, and now an audit, a raise, or a transaction is on the horizon. This is the moment where we step in.
Book a free 30-minute accounting assessment with Kyle Geers, CPA, Co-Founder of Zeroed-In Consulting and startup finance expert.
Trusted by Industry-Leading Tech Startups
Kyle and the Zeroed-In Consulting team have helped dozens of high-growth startups get audit-ready without blowing timelines, team bandwidth, or investor trust.
With 12+ years in public accounting (including Grant Thornton), he’s seen what happens when CFOs delay too long, and how to fix it fast.
In this free session, you’ll get:
An expert’s POV on your current GAAP gaps and risk areas
A real-time gut check on your audit readiness
Straightforward guidance on what to prioritize now
Overworked, Understaffed, and Facing an Audit? You’re Not Alone.
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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.
Based on prior audit experience, we help identify where auditors are most likely to focus so you’re not guessing. This lets you spend time preparing the areas that will actually matter, instead of trying to address everything at once.
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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.
We help you sort through those requests and prioritize the ones that will move the audit forward. We also help clarify what auditors are actually looking for in each request, which reduces unnecessary back-and-forth and avoids delays caused by incomplete or misaligned responses.
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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.
We work with your team to identify where your current accounting may not fully align with US GAAP and what needs to change before auditors review it. Addressing these gaps early helps reduce follow-up questions during the audit and limits the number of adjustments raised at the end of the process.
Common Accounting and Audit Problems We Help Startups Fix
Book Your 30-Minute Accounting Assessment Today
No pressure, no pitch. Real talk on GAAP, audits, and what startup CFOs miss most.
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