Compiled statements
CPA-prepared statements in the format the board expects — the right fit for many new licenses and lower monetary limits.
NSCB Financial Statements · Nevada Contractors
Nevada Contractors Board financial statements, done in 3 days.
Compiled, reviewed, and audited financial statements for Nevada State Contractors Board applications, renewals, monetary limit increases, and new classifications — prepared by our team and signed by our in-house CPA. Ready in 3 business days.
- Compiled, reviewed, and audited statements signed by our in-house CPA
- New licenses, limit increases, renewals, and added classifications
- 3 business day turnaround once documents are in
Every statement the board asks for.
Reviewed statements
A CPA review with limited assurance, commonly needed for higher monetary limits or when the board requests more scrutiny.
Audited statements
Full audits with complete assurance for contractors pursuing the highest limits, large bonds, or major bids.
First-time applications
Starting a contracting business in Nevada? We prepare the statements your NSCB application needs so you can get licensed and start working.
Monetary limit increases
Growing into bigger jobs? Well-prepared statements show the board the financial strength behind your request.
Bonding & bid support
Statements that also satisfy surety companies and general contractors asking for CPA-prepared financials.
Why contractors choose Goodfella's for NSCB statements
A license application should not stall because of paperwork. We know what the Nevada State Contractors Board looks for and prepare your statements correctly the first time, so you are not stuck in back-and-forth with the board.
Every statement is signed by our in-house CPA — you are not handed off to an outside firm you have never talked to. And with a 3 business day turnaround, you can move on your license, renewal, or limit increase quickly.
How it works
1. Free consultation: tell us your license type, classification, and the limit you need, and we confirm which statement level applies.
2. Send your documents: upload your books, bank statements, and asset and loan details securely. If your books need work, our bookkeeping team can help.
3. Statements delivered: your signed statements are ready in 3 business days, ready to submit to the board.
Contractor books that stay board-ready
The best way to make the next renewal or limit increase easy is to keep clean books all year. Many of our contractor clients pair their NSCB statements with monthly bookkeeping and tax preparation, so the numbers are always ready when the board, your surety, or the IRS asks.
NSCB financial statement questions.
- What financial statements does the Nevada State Contractors Board require?
- The Nevada State Contractors Board (NSCB) asks for financial statements with new license applications, monetary limit increases, and some classification changes. Depending on your license and the limit you are requesting, the board may accept a compiled statement or require a CPA-reviewed or audited statement. We confirm the right level for your situation before any work starts.
- What is the difference between compiled, reviewed, and audited statements?
- A compilation presents your financial information in proper format without CPA assurance. A review adds analytical procedures and inquiries, giving limited assurance. An audit is the most thorough, with testing and full assurance. Each level costs more and takes more documentation, so we only recommend the level the board actually needs.
- How fast can I get my contractors board financial statements?
- Our standard turnaround is 3 business days once we have your complete documents, so your application, renewal, or limit increase is not held up waiting on paperwork.
- Who prepares and signs the statements?
- Statements are prepared by our team and signed by our in-house CPA, so the report meets the board's requirement for a CPA-prepared statement.
- Can these statements help me raise my monetary limit?
- Yes. The board ties your monetary limit to your financial strength. Clean, properly prepared statements — and clean books behind them — are the foundation of a successful limit increase request.
- Can I use the same statements for bonding or bids?
- Often, yes. Surety companies and general contractors frequently ask for CPA-prepared financial statements. We can prepare statements that serve both the board and your bonding or bid needs.
- What do I need to send you?
- Typically a balance sheet and profit & loss (or your bookkeeping file), bank statements, and details on assets, loans, and equipment. If your books are not ready, our bookkeeping team can clean them up first.
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