Accounting is the language of enterprise, and we speak it fluently. We can translate your goals into plans, your operations into results, and your oversight into clarity. Renner and Company, CPA, P.C. a Northern Virginia CPA Firm located in Alexandria, VA was founded in 1989 by John J. Renner, II, CPA.
In an ever-changing business environment, the firm's commitment has remained the same: Service, Quality and Community. Our clients benefit from the close personal attention of an experienced professional. We approach our practice as a team, providing you with access to more than one experienced member of the firm.
In an ever-changing business environment, the firm's commitment has remained the same: Service, Quality and Community. Our clients benefit from the close personal attention of an experienced professional. We approach our practice as a team, providing you with access to more than one experienced member of the firm.
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Grace K.
Oct 24, 2021
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My experience with this company was extremely negative. I switched accounting firms at the recommendation of legal counsel. I was with my prior accounting firm for 30 years. I had a large capital gains to deal with and met with John Renner several times for the months leading up to April 15'th.
One week prior to Tax Day, he called to say that they had made an error and I owed the IRS an additional $1 million. They were unreachable and unresponsive for several days after that. I immediately rallied the other members connected with the transaction and they subsequently identified the
One week prior to Tax Day, he called to say that they had made an error and I owed the IRS an additional $1 million. They were unreachable and unresponsive for several days after that. I immediately rallied the other members connected with the transaction and they subsequently identified the
Eric S.
Aug 09, 2021
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I've worked with Renner via various nonprofits and they were a mixed bag. Folks were friendly and professional, but not terribly responsive. I was also very concerned that, even being on the board, I didn't get to see the engagement letter or the actual report; details were shared with me by staff. While I get that this is an issue internal to the organization, and not entirely Renner's problem, I am uncomfortable with the fact that the firm does not insist on sending reports directly to non-profit officers, as they have both participated in the audit and serve as fiduciaries. Nor
David K.
Feb 25, 2016
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