Manufacturing
We bring a competitive advantage to our manufacturing clients through our extensive industry experience.
Minnesota Manufacturing Accounting Services.
As you push your shop floor to run faster, leaner and more efficiently, you need people who can help you apply the same principles to your business office. In today’s competitive environment, manufacturers need to have good systems in place to monitor and control all phases of their operations. How can we help your manufacturing business plan for the future?
We work with approximately 100 Minnesota manufacturing companies helping them grow with accounting and consulting solutions.
We understand the industry and what keeps you up at night
Staying in Compliance with laws & regulations
Cash flow & Forecasting
Inventory Cost
Maximizing Profit Margins
Labor Issues
Shortage on Materials & Parts
Planning for growth & expansion
specialized manufacturing industry services
- 401(k) and 403(b) Plan Audits
- Job Costing & Burden Rates
- Retirement Plan Consulting
- Bookkeeping & Payroll
- Business Valuation
- Projections & Financial Analysis
- Technology Consulting
Let’s start the conversation.
Contact us today to schedule a consultation with one of our industry experts.
Why Manufacturing Clients Choose Us
Manufacturing Industry Resources
Manufacturers: Importance of Buy-sell Agreements
Creating and operating a business usually starts with a great idea, capital investment by one or multiple owners, and hard work. While the main focus of an owner should be on day-to-day operations, there are always items that should be in the back of their mind for events down the road.
4 Manufacturing Industry Issues & Trends for 2022
The manufacturing industry continues to grow, even with labor and supply chain challenges. According to the May 2022 Manufacturing ISM Report, the US manufacturing sector’s economic activity grew for the 24th consecutive month
Metrics & Benchmarking for Manufacturing Companies
Due to the disruption in the global markets and forced shutdowns, the COVID-19 pandemic has led to conditions that negatively affected most manufacturers. Noticeable effects of the pandemic include weak commodity prices, trade tensions, and restrictions, such as with Canada.