Phone Number: 800.921.0829
Fax: 562.864.8787
E-Mail: sykesaccounting@gmail.com
Website: http://www.sykesaccounting.com/

I have been practicing various accounting and financial management functions for over thirty years. At the heart of what I do is a desire to help small business owners and individuals achieve more of the things they value in life - sooner - by effectively integrating tax management and accounting into what they do.

My diverse background features general management, operational management and extensive tax management responsibilities. This enables me to provide my clients an extensive experience base to tap into, overcome barriers, and confidently achieve more of what they're looking for in life, sooner than it may have come to them otherwise.

Looking at my business experience, I was the CFO for a non-profit medical clinic in Los Angeles. In terms of corporate experience, I have held accounting management positions with Johnson & Johnson and Wickes Companies. In terms of tax management, I started with the Internal Revenue Service after college, and held various positions for CCH as a Senior Tax Analyst developing tax software.

It was in 1988 that I established Anthony Sykes and Company Accounting. I did this because I recognized that each client has unique goals and from those we tailor our services to meet your specific needs. To better do this, we have individualized services for clients in industries like real estate accounting, hospitality accounting, professional services and various consumer services. These individualized services have enabled us to address industry specific challenges, compliance needs and standard tax practices.

We approach each client relationship as if we were business partners in their company. At Anthony Sykes and Company Accounting we take the time to know and understand the business and individual financial needs so that we may deliver personalized service that is deserved and expected. With our hands on-approach to client service and our creativity and experience, we are able to advise clients on the current changes and the concerns that might arise, before they become problems. That is why we stay involved with our clients and their businesses throughout the year.

For any more information you can go to http://www.sykesaccounting.com/ or give us a call at 800.921.0829

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