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Tate & Tryon is a public accounting and consulting firm that specializes in accounting and financial management for nonprofit entities. We offer unparalleled experience and financial solutions through a wide range of accounting, audit & attest, tax preparation, and advisory services. We also provide financial systems consulting through T3 Information Systems, which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tate &Tryon. T3 specializes in the Microsoft Dynamics GP (Great Plains) accounting system, as well as business intelligence and planning software that meet the unique needs of the nonprofit community.
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Our Achievements
Tate & Tryon was recently named as one of the 2009 “Best Accounting Firms to Work For” by Accounting Today.
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Job Search
At Tate & Tryon, we are well aware of the demands and stresses associated with a career in public accounting. This is why we hire passionate people. People who work hard and play hard, both at work and at home. Our employees find balance in their life.
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Current Newsletter
For the continued education of our clients and other visitors, Tate & Tryon publishes a monthly newsletter featuring informative articles on nonprofit issues and trends affecting financial management, administration, HR, and other areas. Visit this section often, as we are constantly updating our materials to provide you with the latest information and resources.
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If you take credit card payments, you’d better be. The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) was designed to ensure that any organization that processes, stores, or transmits credit card information does so in a secure environment.
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The Internal Revenue Service has thrown a lifeline to small exempt organizations in danger of losing their tax-exempt status through failure to file 990-EZ or 990-N for three consecutive years (2007, 2008 and 2009).
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As our country is beginning to dig out of the worst recession in years, most nonprofit organizations have seen their financial stability take a significant hit. But when does a period of hard economic times become a concern…a going concern?
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