Emphasizing customer satisfaction and response to client needs is our number one priority at MACCONEL & DODD. With an extensive background in government accounting and auditing our firm is also able to provide exceptional service in the following areas: ? Audits of indirect cost pools in accordance with generally accepted accounting Principles (GAAP), Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), the AASHTO Audit Guide and unique state requirements. ? Review of accounting systems to determine acceptability for government contracting purposes ? Assistance with the development of field and home office indirect cost rates ? consultaing and audit services to governmental agencies ? Audit workpaper assessments for various state DOTs

We are dedicated to lowering your ongoing utility bills, plus over 95% of our clients have experienced a reduction and/or refunds due to our uncovering of over-billings: Telecommunications Electrical Natural Gas Water Solid and Medical Waste Our audits can also include: Infrared Thermal Analysis Efficiencies Plus Stranded and Regulatory Asset Reviews Our knowledge of tariffs in regulated areas, along with reviewing past and current contract rates in deregulated markets helps us work for you and stay focused to save your organization money.

The Firm was formed to serve the auditing and accounting needs of small business, local Governments and non-profit organizations in a wide range of industries. The Firm provides cost effective and value added service to its clients. We have formed concrete strategic alliances with national and regional CPA firms that increase our capacity to respond rapidly when unique issues arise. As federal contractors, as well as partners providing fiscal monitoring and auditing services statewide, L.F. Harris & Associates, CPA, P.A. has developed extensive and valuable teaming and partner arrangements, which greatly enhances our capabilities for performing our engagements in the most professional, expedient and effective manner. We have an outstanding reputation for responsiveness and the hig