Engineering Firms

Complexity solved. We simplify the conversation.

Smith Schafer has been committed to helping Engineering firms for over 50 years.

Our Minnesota engineering clients are looking to maximize profits, improve cash flow and build a firm with high value to support eventual sale or succession.

Smith Schafer will help you navigate the changes in tax law and provide proactive advice so you can focus on your business.

Our Engineering Expert Group, comprised of numerous professionals, is committed to serving Minnesota engineering entities.

Specialized Engineering Firm CPA Services:

Accounting Software Consulting
401(k) and 403(b) Plan Audits
Bookkeeping & Payroll
Business Valuation
Projections & Financial Analysis
Technology Consulting

Why Professional Service Clients Choose Us

“Have been impressed with the entire operation…whether calling or in person.”

– Tom Illies Insurance Agency

“Greg Epsom is easy to work with and always responds in a helpful manner in a short amount of time and he is very professional and accessible.”

– Ohly Law Office

“Jason Miller and Meha Patel always do a great job!”

– Learning Masters

“Very satisfied with the professionalism and timeliness of the services provided to me.”

– Loucks & Associates

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