KHA Accountants and Advisors Chosen as Firm Foundation Member

by | Jan 15, 2016

KHA Accountants and Advisors, PC is proud to have been chosen to be a member of Firm Foundation, a national accounting firm association designed by accounting professionals for progressive CPA firms. As part of Firm Foundation, we give you access to the resources, experience, and professional knowledge base of a national organization while still providing the level of service and attention that only a locally owned, independent accounting firm can offer.

KHA Firm FoundationWe accepted an invitation to become affiliated with this association because of our commitment to clients and our determination to stay on the cutting edge of developments affecting accounting and consulting firms. We maintain our name, autonomy and independence as a locally owned and responsive accounting firm responsible for our own client fee arrangements, our own delivery of services, and our own maintenance of client relationships.

KHA Accountants and Advisors, PC currently serves several industry organizations in the area. Plus, our membership in Firm Foundation gives us access to professionals serving a diverse broad range of industry organizations. Thus, the combination of our own experience and the resources of Firm Foundation allows us unlimited flexibility in customizing our service to fit your unique business situation. As your business grows, we can tap into additional tools and resources of a national organization to assist you.

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