Kendle CPA

Specialties

Individual Tax Preparation

Bookkeeping

Goes beyond recording transactions to avoid costly errors and penalties. Read more

Payroll Services

Business Tax Preparation

Financial Statements & Reporting

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Clients Served

Individuals

Our Team

AK

Adam Kendle

CPA · La Crosse

Locations

Main Office Primary

2028 Rose Ct., La Crosse, WI, 54603 (608) 784-8355

About Kendle CPA

Kendle CPA in La Crosse, Wisconsin has served La Crosse County for over 20 years. The practice offers individual and business tax preparation, payroll, bookkeeping, business financial forecasting and cash flow analysis, with free consultations and auditing assistance at very reasonable prices.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is a licensed accountant different from a general accountant?

CPAs complete ongoing continuing education and can represent clients before the IRS, which a general bookkeeper usually can't. The firm can assist with audit representation, tax strategy and complex reporting.

Do I need an accountant or just a bookkeeper?

If you need tax planning, IRS help, financial statements or entity structuring, a licensed accountant is likely right. Bookkeeping alone covers routine transaction recording. The firm offers both.

Does the firm serve businesses outside La Crosse city limits?

Yes, throughout La Crosse County, including Onalaska, Holmen and the Coulee Region, regardless of business size or industry.

How do I get started?

Call the office to schedule a free initial consultation, where the team reviews your financial situation and how it can help.

What is included in a business financial forecast?

Revenue projections, expense planning, cash flow modeling, scenario planning against slower growth, and comparison reports of actual results against the forecast.

How is a forecast different from a budget?

A budget is a fixed spending plan set at the start of a period, while a forecast is a continually updated estimate of where finances are heading, letting you correct course early.

How often should a business update its forecast?

Most businesses benefit from quarterly updates, while volatile or fast-growing ones may need monthly reviews.

Can the firm help with forecasts for a loan or SBA application?

Yes. It can prepare projected income statements and cash flow statements often required for loan or SBA applications.