Ignition Tax offers a comprehensive suite of services encompassing Tax Preparation, Planning, Accounting, Bookkeeping, Consulting, Outsourcing, Payroll, Ecommerce Solution and more. Because of their official nature, CPA letters must be drafted carefully to ensure accuracy, avoid misleading claims, and clearly define the scope and limitations of the CPA’s assessment.

A CPA (Certified Public Accountant) letter is a formal document prepared and signed by a licensed CPA to verify specific financial details or attest to the financial standing of an individual or business. These letters are often requested by third parties such as banks, lenders, immigration authorities, or regulatory agencies to confirm income levels, asset ownership, tax filing history, or the accuracy of financial statements. For example, a CPA letter might be used to support a mortgage application by verifying self-employment income, or in visa applications where proof of financial stability is required. The content of the letter typically includes the CPA’s professional credentials, a description of the services performed, and a statement of the financial information being verified. While these letters are not audits or guarantees, they carry weight due to the CPA’s professional license, ethical obligations, and adherence to strict standards set by regulatory bodies. Because of their official nature, CPA letters must be drafted carefully to ensure accuracy, avoid misleading claims, and clearly define the scope and limitations of the CPA’s assessment.