Manchester businesses shouldn't have to choose between a CPA who knows the file and one who answers the phone.
Baroody & Greenwood brings tax, accounting, bookkeeping, and business guidance together in one local team — so questions are handled by professionals who understand what sits behind the numbers.
A question gets answered differently when the person answering already knows the business.
Tax preparation is easier when the bookkeeping is current. Business guidance is sharper when it's grounded in actual financial records. Notices from the IRS are less alarming when someone on the other end of the phone already knows your file.
Our team keeps those pieces in the same room. Clients don't hand off between a bookkeeper, a preparer, and a consultant — they work with one firm that stays available through the year, not only through tax season.
Prepare and plan for tax obligations.
Individual, business, partnership, corporate, estate, and trust returns — with planning conversations that begin well before a filing deadline.
Discuss a Tax MatterKeep the business financially current.
Bookkeeping, reconciliations, payroll coordination, financial statements, QuickBooks support, and reporting owners can actually use.
Strengthen the BooksAddress problems before they escalate.
IRS and state notices, audit support, back-tax matters, and representation before tax authorities when a controversy needs to be handled directly.
Bring Us the Notice
The names clients mention in reviews should be the people prospects meet on the website.
Baroody & Greenwood is CPA-led and locally staffed. Partners Ed Baroody and Bob Greenwood work alongside preparers, bookkeepers, and administrative team members who stay with the same clients year after year. Long-term clients tend to know exactly who is picking up the phone.
The tax strategy can only be as current as the books beneath it.
Our bookkeeping team keeps the ledger in a shape the tax team can actually use. That means reconciliations that match, payroll that lines up with filings, and financial statements that let an owner make decisions with real numbers in front of them.
- Reliable monthly records
- Reconciliations
- Payroll coordination
- Financial statements
- QuickBooks assistance
- Tax-ready reporting
- Better owner conversations
- Faster answers when decisions arise
The firm becomes most useful between the moments marked "tax deadline."
The return is one event on a longer timeline. What happens before and after is where a small-business CPA earns their place.
- 01Starting or purchasing a business
- 02Cleaning up unreliable books
- 03Hiring employees
- 04Expanding operations
- 05Preparing for financing
- 06Resolving an IRS notice
- 07Planning owner compensation
- 08Preparing for succession or retirement
- 09Coordinating business and personal tax decisions
One call away, one file the whole time.
Selected reviews from clients of Baroody & Greenwood, published on TaxBuzz.
Read reviews on TaxBuzzKnowing that Ed makes a priority of making sure my business gets everything it's entitled to, is incredible. Thank you.
Several years into protracted and expensive issues between my company and the IRS, we discovered Baroody & Greenwood, who literally came to the rescue and straightened out a mess that looked as if it were going to be crippling for us. Three other firms tried over several years but made no progress at all in resolving the problem. Ed and Bob quickly and confidently handled everything, leaving both the IRS and myself satisfied with the outcome and me able to sleep again at night. I now use Baroody & Greenwood for my company's regular accounting as well as my personal affairs.
Absolutely helpful in every way possible. They were completely respectful and returned my calls to answer all my annoying questions.
Ed has always been more than helpful. He is very prompt and very, very knowledgeable.
Worked with Ed Baroody and could not be more pleased. His knowledge and competence helped me through tax issues and did my taxes with a great deal of expertise to ensure that I was able to take all deductions allowed as an independent contractor.
Really good advice and service. Has helped in many ways. Recommend to anyone.
Know the file. Name the issue. Give the client the next move.
Understand
Learn the individual, the business, and the immediate concern.
Organize
Gather the records and identify what is missing.
Advise
Explain the options, responsibilities, and consequences.
Follow through
Complete the work and remain available afterward.
A local office should still offer a modern handoff.
The office is downtown, on Elm Street. The tools travel with you.
- Consultation scheduling
- Secure document exchange
- Electronic signatures
- Tax organizers
- Invoice payment
- Deadline reminders
- Engagement updates
- Direct access to the team
Bring the firm the question behind the return.
Tell Baroody & Greenwood what is changing in the business, what arrived from the IRS, or what no longer makes sense in the records. We'll take it from there.