JEFF LITTLE, MBA, CPA, CGMA | PARTNER
Phone: (865) 638-8144
Fax: (865) 638-2979
129 W. Depot Street, Suite 1
Greeneville,TN 37743
Phone: (423) 246-4062
Fax: (423) 247-2028
204 Lynn Garden Drive
PO Box 1818
Kingsport, TN 37662
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Jeff Little is a native East-Tennessean. He graduated from Milligan College and obtained an MBA from ETSU. Jeff is married to the former Suzanne Counts and they have a son, Bennett.
Jeff has 18 years of public accounting experience in addition to ten years in banking and another five years serving as controller in industry. He serves audit clients in a variety of industries including construction, non-profits, and healthcare. In addition to providing audit and accounting services, Jeff provides tax services to numerous corporations, LLCs, partnerships, non-profits and individuals.
PROFESSIONAL DETAILS
EDUCATION
AFFILIATIONS & INVOLVEMENT
SERVICES OFFERED
INDUSTRIES SERVED
EDUCATION
• B.S., Business Administration, Milligan College
• MBA, East Tennessee State University
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS & COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
• American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
• Tennessee Society of Certified Public Accountants
• Construction Financial Management Association
• Kiwanis Club of Kingsport
• Kingsport Lifesaving Crew, Treasurer
SERVICES OFFERED
• Assurance
• Business Valuations
• Construction Services
• Consulting Services
• Employee Benefit Plans
• Estates & Trusts
• Small Business Solutions
• Tax Compliance
• QuickBooks Assistance
INDUSTRIES SERVED
• Construction
• Manufacturing
• Not for Profit
• Government
• Transportation
• Utilities
• Small Business
• Financial Institutions
• Broker Dealers
• Retail
Blog Posts
New rules for financial statement audit reports
The PCAOB: Clarifying Audit Standards
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) began in May 2016 to compose new audit report-related rules. In announcing the review, the PCAOB noted that the auditor’s report was the main source of information for various interested parties, investors among them.
In school, teachers would sometimes telegraph or announce what would be on upcoming tests. Class members had a choice: take the hint, or not. The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) has delivered its message on
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