Mildrid Esua, CPA
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While cryptocurrency and distributed ledger technologies have broadened in significance well beyond Bitcoin, the underlying technologies have created new challenges for financial reporting surrounding digital assets. Our in-house digital asset specialists can help you meet those challenges. An important part of our approach includes taking a step back and looking at your business holistically to better understand your business and related needs.
Mildrid Esua has developed one of the leading cryptocurrency audit and tax practices in Greensboro NC, with more professionals providing in-depth expertise related to digital assets, initial coin offerings (ICOs) and crypto exchanges.
Full integration with our nationally recognized Investment Industry Services team has enabled us to develop specific, tailored procedures for the audits of cryptocurrency funds. Specifically, we serve more than 25 cryptocurrency funds, working with new managers, administrators, exchanges and attorneys in this evolutionary sector of alternative investments.
Our team goes beyond traditional audit and tax services to offer stable coin attest services; SOC reports for custodians of digital assets; crypto-specific outsourced CFO services; and crypto-specific operational risk assessment, process and controls design support.
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717 Green Valley Rd, Greensboro, NC, USA
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717 Green Valley Rd, Greensboro, NC, USA
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Jordan M
After paying thousands of dollars in advance for bookkeeping and tax preparation, Wilson and Mildred became nearly impossible to reach. On the rare occasion that they did answer a phone call, we were assured that our bookkeeping was done and our tax filing was just around the corner. It’s now well past the filing dates, and they still haven’t shown us a P&L or completed any tax filings.
Worse, after repeated requests and over a month past the late-filing deadline, we finally received a draft copy of our return. It had over $1,500,000 in transactions that were not made from any accounts that we own. Mildred has claimed that we’re ineligible for a refund because they haven’t had time to complete their services. Business taxes were due in March, it’s November.
For your mental health, please look elsewhere for accounting services. We’ve had to start over with a new accountant, and are looking at late fees and penalties. We’re filing official complaints about this firm in the hopes that no one else will have to endure the stress, inconvenience and wasted time that they caused us.