Navigating the world of finance, tax law, and accounting can be overwhelming. At Plus Minus we understand these challenges, and look to being a navigational tool for our clients. Think of us as a GPS for your finances and your business. We combine accuracy, forethought, technology and strong communications to create precise results for our clients.
It's about making sure you reach your stated goal. Just as you expect any navigational tool to take you to your desired destination, you can count on Plus Minus to do the same for your finances. We delve into the gears of your tax situation, dig into the details of your returns, pinpoint your accounting-related needs, and stay ahead of tax changes while keeping our eyes on the horizon.
It's about making sure you reach your stated goal. Just as you expect any navigational tool to take you to your desired destination, you can count on Plus Minus to do the same for your finances. We delve into the gears of your tax situation, dig into the details of your returns, pinpoint your accounting-related needs, and stay ahead of tax changes while keeping our eyes on the horizon.
Services
Plus Minus is your back office GPS when you need to cruise through the critical needs of running a business, from completing payroll to keeping accurate books and more. From working with individuals, to serving small and mid-sized businesses, our full suite of professional services helps you plan, build, and reach your financial goals.
By then he'd spent a decade in the field, and while he was grateful for the professional experience and mentoring he received, he was ready to launch out and offer his own brand of services throughout the Greater Portland area. In 2007, Sykes decided to relocate the business a few miles southeast to Oregon City.
We are united through our love of numbers, and it shows in our work and our company culture. Precision in everything that we do, having strong communication skills, and building trusting relationships with our clients is how we do business. Our team is dedicated to getting things done the right way.
The ground is always shifting, and what looked right a moment ago is suddenly outdated. The road that once held true is sending you back the way you came (FIG 1a). Just when you think you've found your way, a smooth ride begins to erode. A bump becomes a sinkhole. A roadblock sends you down an unfriendly, dimly lit detour.
