Schneider Downs established the Government industry group to address the very specific accounting and financial needs, challenges and requirements of the broad spectrum of public sector entities.
Over many years, our expertise in this area has continued to grow, enabling Schneider Downs to emerge as a single course for accounting and consulting needs dedicated to government entities. Our professionals have direct experience working within the sector, which allows us to bring unique and practical insight to our practice and clients.
Schneider Downs is an active participant in numerous groups and associations focused on the government sector, including the AICPA Government Audit Quality Center.
We advise a range of government entities including, but not limited to, boroughs, charter schools, counties, cities, government agencies, municipalities, public schools, private schools, townships and villages.
At Schneider Downs, we provide extensive and comprehensive services to our government clients including:
Schneider Downs recognizes that every industry is different, often presenting unique challenges that require individualized insight, innovation and experience. Our experience in these industries is enhanced through participation in focus groups, which address the characteristics that make these industries unique.
For more information on additional industries we serve please visit Industries or contact us at [email protected].
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