Armanino LLP, one of the top 25 largest accounting and business consulting firms in the U.S., has added a new full-service office with tax, audit and consulting resources located in downtown Seattle to meet the needs of its established clients and develop new opportunities in the Pacific Northwest. As a region ripe with expanding technology companies, world-class nonprofit organizations and a strong midmarket presence, Armanino recognized a prime opportunity to bring value to the market in a unique way. Through its expertise in issues ranging from geographic expansion to M&A growth strategies, to funding and leveraging technology, Armanino has scaled to help organizations at every stage of their growth cycle.
“We are seeing a need for more specialized resources in the region, whether that means consulting with us for technical accounting or SOX, complex tax issues or a broader outsourced finance solution,” said Matt Armanino, CEO of Armanino LLP. “We’re also excited about the potential to grow a connection to the robust local talent pool and, being a top one percent Microsoft partner, our new proximity provides direct access to the Microsoft ecosystem.”
Armanino’s aggressive growth is anchored in its pursuit of expanded service lines, technology solutions and specialized expertise. The firm has been listed on Inside Public Accounting’s Best of the Best Managed Firms list for 15 of the last 16 years, is regularly featured in best places to work lists and was named Best of Accounting in Client Satisfaction by Inavero for four years running with a Net Promoter Score that is nearly double the average for the accounting industry.
Armanino Seattle is located at 801 Second Avenue, Suite 1310, Seattle, WA 98104.
Armanino also has offices in San Ramon and, in addition to Seattle, operates offices in Dallas, Naperville, Ill., San Francisco, San Jose, Downtown Los Angeles, West Los Angeles, Woodland Hills, Calif. and El Segundo, Calif.
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