T. Radford Consulting & Accounting Group is a full-service firm providing bookkeeping, accounting, tax, and strategic consulting — the resources individuals and growing businesses need to do exactly that.

Capabilities
Three core practice areas. One integrated team that carries your context through all of them.

We offer comprehensive strategic planning solutions designed to help individuals and business owners craft tailored, actionable plans that focus resources and efforts on key objectives. Our approach is centered on collaboration, serving as a trusted thought partner to enhance your financial portfolio and ensure sustained success.

Accurate bookkeeping and accounting are crucial for gaining a clear understanding of your financial position. We specialize in managing the accounting and bookkeeping functions for your business, allowing us to deliver in-depth financial analysis that drives informed decisions and maximizes profitability.

As trusted financial consultants, we collaborate closely with you and your company to create a strategic plan that addresses key areas such as business growth, taxes, financial obligations, and other critical financial decisions — ensuring every financial choice aligns with the long-term success of your business.

About the Firm
T. Radford Consulting & Accounting Group is a full-service consulting & accounting firm. Our primary mission is to help clients increase profits and grow through customized accounting, tax, and consulting services designed to drive business success.
With a diverse client base across various states, we serve individuals and small to medium-sized businesses in a wide range of industries — from start-ups to established companies on a growth trajectory.
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Firm News
A refreshed home for the same boutique practice — and a new place where we'll be sharing the thinking behind the numbers.

Tax Planning
The fourth quarter is where most of next April's tax bill gets decided. Five practical moves to make before December 31 — none of them exotic, all of them effective.

Practice Notes
They're not the same job. Confusing the two is one of the most common — and most expensive — mistakes growing businesses make.