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Navigating the Unexpected Closure of Bench: GP CPA, P.C. Is Here to Help

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In contrast to Bench, (RIP?), GP CPA, P.C. is a Certified Public Accounting firm located in the Southeastern United States. We are second generation CPAs and business advisors. We can take over for wherever it is that Bench left off and with us, you won’t experience a data hostage situation with our firm. With nearly three decades of experience–serving the small business community since 1996–we’re here to help Bench users transition smoothly and confidently to a trusted business advisor.

Why Choose GP CPA, P.C.?

First off, we use commercially available accounting software, so there are no data hostage situations like the catastrophe created by Bench.  While “custom” is a great concept, it often creates more problems than it solves for accounting purposes. We offer a full suite of services, including:

  • Business operation services:  From bookkeeping to payroll and sales tax processing, we provide accurate and timely business support services so you can focus on running your business
  • Tax Planning and Preparation:  Ensure compliance and minimize tax liabilities with our proactive and tailored approach.
  • Core Accounting Advisory Services:  From financial statement preparation to cash flow management, we help you make informed business decisions.

Our Commitment to Small Businesses

Small businesses are the backbone of our economy and at GP CPA, P.C., serving them is our most important mission. We know that every business is unique, and we work closely with our clients to deliver personalized solutions that align with their goals.

How to Transition from Bench

If you were using Bench, you may be wondering what’s next for your accounting and bookkeeping needs. At GP CPA, P.C., we’ve helped many businesses migrate from one platform to another, ensuring a relatively smooth transition.

While Bench may have your financial data, there are still options available to either recreate the reports (worst case) or continue on where they left off. The best part about working with GP CPA, is that we can onboard most businesses in a short amount of time (sometimes in one day!) and there is no commitment and we offer full transparency every step of the way.

Contact us Today

The unexpected closure of Bench is undoubtedly a disruption, but it doesn’t have to mean uncertainty for your business.

Getting in touch with us is straightforward:

We’re ready to assist you and ensure your business stays on track and thriving.

We treat our relationships with clients as partnerships and add value with our regular contact with you and your business. Let’s build your company’s future together.

Justin  Prusiensky
CPA, Esq.

GP CPA P.C.

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