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Understanding Agreed-Upon Procedures (AUP) Engagements: Does Your Business Need One?

In certain scenarios, a business might need the expertise of CPAs to perform agreed-upon procedures (AUP) rather than, or in addition to, a traditional review or audit. AUPs are a type of engagement that offers a targeted assessment on specific areas without providing an opinion or assurance. As defined by the American Institute of Certified […]

Surprise Audits are Proven to Fight Fraud

According to the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) in their “Occupational Fraud 2024: A Report to the Nations,” four antifraud controls are associated with at least a 50% reduction in both fraud loss and duration: financial statement audits, reporting hotlines, surprise audits, and proactive data analysis. Interestingly, the study found that surprise audits and […]

Nonprofits: Act Thoroughly on Audit Findings

External audits play a crucial role in ensuring your nonprofit’s stakeholders that your financial statements are accurately presented according to U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). They are also instrumental in preventing occupational fraud. Audit reports often contain recommendations that organizations should act on to mitigate risks or concerns identified during the audit. Ignoring these […]

Boosting Organizational Resilience and Productivity through Cross-Training

Elite athletes train intensively to excel in their specific sport, yet they also engage in cross-training. For instance, a sprinter doesn’t just run; they also lift weights, swim, and cycle. This holistic approach strengthens all major muscle groups, reducing the risk of injury and enhancing performance in their primary discipline. Similarly, cross-training employees in your […]

Protecting Nonprofit Finances: Safeguarding Against Fraud Risks

When it comes to financial fraud, nonprofits often operate on thin margins, making every dollar crucial to their mission. While it’s encouraging that nonprofits typically experience lower median losses from fraud compared to for-profit entities, this doesn’t diminish the importance of vigilance. In fact, with limited resources at their disposal, nonprofits can ill-afford any financial […]

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Sherri Fisher is a Tax Manager at Accavallo & Company, LLC.  Sherri has longstanding expertise in Trust and Estate Taxation, Eldercare, and Estate planning. Sherri appreciates the relationships she has built with estate planning attorneys and advisors, to provide a team approach to assisting her clients. Sherri also has seasoned experience in business and individual taxation and is partial to assisting start-ups in developing overall accounting and operating plans.

Prior to joining Accavallo & Company, LLC, Sherri was a manager in a large firm, servicing high net worth trust clients, business, and personal clients. She was also a Partner in a large bookkeeping firm, which specialized in cloud accounting systems for regional and national companies. Sherri led a team in assisting clients to organize their accounting systems.  She is a graduate of Florida Atlantic University with a B.S. degree in Accounting.    

Sherri’s experience includes working with companies and organizations in a variety of industries including:

  • Investment Trusts

  • DAPT and Family Investment Partnerships

  • Estate and Probate Administration

  • E-Commerce

  • Manufacturing

  • Construction

  • Real Estate Investment

  • Marketing and Service-based industries

In addition to her professional accomplishments, Sherri is an Intuit Advanced Pro Advisor, Intuit Future Firm Advisory Board member, member of the Valley WIN Network, and proudly served as past Connecticut Public School liaison for the Yale Tommy Fund for Childhood Cancer. Sherri enjoys time with her family, Cleveland sports, thrifting and gardening.