How a page gets made.
The footer carries the editorial line for every page, in the required words. We edit the page that contains the bad sentence. Tell us which sentence. A wrong public rate should be corrected, not defended.
Rates and dates on the city pages come from public tables. The franchise figures are the published figures for the report years named on that page. A paragraph here does not update itself when a table changes. If a table moves, the page should move, and you can be the person who points at the stale sentence.
What is not signed here.
Alternative is in the name because Steven Palmieri is not a CPA. Signed audits, reviews, compilations, and the other attest reports stay unsigned here.
The work that is signed here, in the ordinary sense of a scope, is the books, the monthly close, payroll setup, statements, and the return prepared from months that agree. Alternative names that line, and a CPA firm keeps the attest work. This is the one place the boundary is explained.
What the work is instead.
We keep the books and close the month. We set a payroll company up and hand the login back. We prepare the return when the pieces match. We read a rate code against the place of the sale when the page you came from is about a place. On a page that is not about a place, we read the same kind of problem in national words.
Nothing on this page turns a reader into a client. The note you send is only a request that we talk. The note is not an engagement. The note is not a promise that a result will move in any direction.
Whatever we charge follows the month that is actually on the table. This page prints no fee. A stack of older open months is scoped on its own, apart from the month in front of us.
Who answers.
The footer phone reaches the practice. The form reaches the practice. The booking page reaches the practice. There is no second brand hiding behind this one, and no mailbox printed on the site.
If a sentence on a city page and a sentence on a national page seem to disagree, believe the page whose subject matches your question. A national page leaves local rates off on purpose. A city page is allowed to name them.
A scope, when one is written, names the months, the payroll setup if it is included, and the return if the months will be closed in time. It names what is out of the work as well. A scope should read in plain words, with no private code. If a sentence in a scope and a sentence on this page disagree, ask before anyone starts. The page is the public description. The scope is the actual job.
We keep notes of what you send so the second conversation does not start from zero. Those notes are described on the privacy page. They are not a back door into your bank. Access to a bank feed, if it is ever needed, is asked for in the open and can be turned off.
Corrections are part of the editorial line in the footer. A wrong rate, a wrong date, or a credit that names the wrong photographer should be fixed in public. A wrong impression about a result, if we somehow created one, should be fixed in the conversation and, when it was public, on the page. Pride in a wrong sentence is not a service. If you are comparing this practice with someone who signs reports we do not sign, read the boundary on this page once and then compare the monthly work. Repeat customers get a closed month, statements, payroll setup when they need it, and the return. That comparison is fair. A comparison that skips the boundary is how people hire the wrong kind of help and find out in the spring.
Ask a plain question.
Point at the page and the exact line when something here is wrong.
You will be talking to the Steven Palmieri practice.