· Books of original entry such as cash receipts, disbursements, etc.
· General ledgers
· Working trial balances and supporting workpapers
· Compiled, reviewed or audited financial statements
· Interim financial statements
· Detailed listings of accounts receivable, payable and inventories
· Copies of tax filings
· Federal and state individual income tax returns, Federal Form 1040
· Federal and state partnership income tax returns, Federal Form 1065
· Federal and state corporate income tax returns, Federal Forms 1120 and 1120S
· Quarterly federal and state employment tax returns, Federal Form 941
· Annual employment tax returns, Federal Form 940
· Property tax returns
· Sales and use tax returns
· Other returns
· Forms 10-K and other forms that publicly held companies must file with the Securities and Exchange Commission
· Contracts, leases and other agreements
· Bank loan agreements
· Franchise agreements
· Building and equipment leases
· Asset depreciation schedules
· Loan amortization schedules
· Attorney’s representation letter
· Copies of correspondence with the IRS concerning tax assessments, deficiencies, or payment requests or demands
A Weblog prepared by forensic accountants: Steven J. Meils and Diane Ebling, CPA's. This Site is designed to provide you with information about the Indianapolis office of BCS, and to make available useful information about the insurance indemnity contract and related economic loss measurements. We welcome your comments and suggestions.
Buchanan Clarke Schlader, LLP Indianapolis
BCS is a national CPA firm specializing in forensic accounting and economic loss analysis. Our firm is often retained in insurance matters, including property, liability, fidelity, and business interruption losses as well as other economic claims requiring investigative accounting expertise.
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