SUPERIOR ACCOUNTING FOR NONPROFITS, CORPORATIONS, AND GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS

Today, more than ever, organizations must build their businesses on solid financials. The LT Business Dynamics team understands the ever-changing financial management and reporting demands on your firm. Odds are, accounting isn’t your core competency – but it is ours.

Headquartered in the influential Greater Washington, D.C., area, LT Business Dynamics stays on top of the complex regulatory climate for the nonprofit, government, and corporate sectors. Our diverse clientele is concentrated on the East Coast and varies in size, industry, and complexity, from large nonprofits to stand-alone businesses to growing government contractors. For ongoing relationships or one-time projects, LT Business Dynamics offers a range of services that are tailored perfectly to your needs.

LTBD works with clients, forging long term relationships supporting the internal accounting and finance staff or acting as the internal accounting and finance staff. Need advice on how to prepare budgets and forecasts? How to allocate indirect or overhead costs? Or how to enhance your internal controls? LT Business Dynamics’ experienced staff boasts a wide variety of accounting proficiencies. We answer your nagging accounting questions, streamline your processes, develop reports that support your business decision-making and performance evaluation, and maximize your cash flow by implementing best-in-class accounting and tax practices. Our team considers it part of our business to share resources that educate you about developing reporting issues that could impact the short- and long-term health of your organization.

The most important qualities our clients have come to expect from us? Knowledge, integrity, reliability, consistency. We build business relationships that last because we work closely with you. We become part of your team. We understand your goals, and we make them our own.

Contact us for more information on how LT Business Dynamics can help you stop worrying about your accounting and start focusing full-time on your business.

It’s Good to Know...

FACT
In 2008, the Internal Revenue Service collected $56.4 billion from corporations as part of government enforcement efforts that followed tax audits. Comprehensive financial reporting systems make tax season easier.

FACT
On average, businesses lose about 7 percent of revenues each year to fraud. Smart accounting and financial controls help reduce that risk.