Evers and Company, CPA's, L.L.C. began business in 1974 and through steady growth has become a well-known and respected firm in Central Missouri. Our concepts of service are: A professional service can only be acquired from someone who is capable of rendering that service; the successful performance of the service depends on an understanding of the client's business; a professional relationship includes an obligation to raise questions and suggestions; and a professional service includes both promptness and thoroughness in responding to requests from the client.
Our Expertise in serving not-for-profit organizations and the auditing experience of our partners and professional staff qualifies us to serve as your accountants and auditors. Our philosophy of service requires a close understanding of your business, and an involvement on a regular basis with your management in order to maintain an awareness of your financial and accounting objectives, goals and needs; to assist in developing plans to obtain such goals; and to monitor progress for developments which may affect planning and year-end budgeting.
The size of Evers and Company is important to clients for two reasons. First, the firm is small enough so that our professional staff can maintain an intimate knowledge of a client's business and needs. Second, the firm is large enough to have specialists available in the various disciplines of the profession which includes, accounting, auditing, income taxes, management, consulting services, and data processing services. At the present time, the firm consists of thirty personnel, sixteen of which are CPAs.
The partners of Evers and Company have both the technical background and the practical business experience required to understand and contribute to client decisions in a consulting capacity. The counsel our clients receive comes from the partners' educational and business backgrounds, supplemented by our experience with a wide spectrum of clients in an almost infinite variety of industries and types of businesses.
