For accounting and tax firms

Capacity for firms, not a replacement for your review

Most US accounting and tax firms hit the same wall around the same time each year: client volume grows faster than headcount, and busy season turns every open role into a bottleneck. Finbryn adds back-office capacity without adding payroll, benefits or a lease. Our accounting team works inside your existing tools, your chart-of-accounts standard and your review process, and every file is reviewed by our senior staff before it reaches yours.

What moves and what does not

What moves to us is the production work: categorizing transactions, reconciling accounts, tying trial balances, organizing source documents, and building draft workpapers. What stays with your firm is everything that requires a license: reviewing and signing tax returns, advising clients on their own tax positions, and owning the client relationship. A credentialed preparer at your firm signs every return we help build the workpapers for. We describe this as preparation support because that is what it is, and Section 7216 written consent is collected before any client tax data reaches our team.

Six ways firms use us

Some firms start with white-label bookkeeping for a block of write-up clients. Others need busy-season tax prep support for the eight weeks around March and April deadlines, or a dedicated staff pod that grows with a specific book of business. Firms cleaning up an acquired client base use overflow cleanup projects. Some just want a second set of eyes before partner sign-off, which is review support. And firms still deciding whether outside capacity fits their practice start with capacity planning, a scoped pilot before any client file moves.

Reviewed before it reaches you

Northlane Solutions Inc. is the US company you contract with. Files started at the end of your workday are often reconciled before your staff logs back in the next morning. See pricing for how capacity is quoted.