Jeanette Musacchio is a consulting partner in Baker Tilly’s Dallas office.
With more than 30 years of experience, she oversees a team of seasoned professionals to provide a broad range of accounting and consulting services over several different industry sectors.
Jeanette’s primary disciplines include evaluating accounting and finance business functions; developing and implementing integrated accounting systems, policies and procedures; project management; and audit readiness, as well as general accounting, account reconciliation, payroll processing, benefit plan, payroll tax filings, cash flow forecasting, budgeting, preparation of financial statements, management reporting packages and general business consulting.
Her industry experience includes family office, high net worth, information technology, healthcare, professional services, software development, not-for-profit, investment fund, oil and gas services, venture capital, and various manufacturing, distributing and retail operations.
Jeanette’s focus is to work with families, business owners and managers to find solutions that are right for their specific needs. Her services are tailored specifically to the client to give them the insight they need to manage and grow their business.
- Manages client accounting and family office service teams
- Works with emerging-growth, highly active companies; high net worth individuals; and family offices
- Wide variety of system implementations, accounting process assessments and general accounting, reporting and general business services
- Outsourced accounting including general ledger accounting, account reconciliation, accounts payable and receivables, payroll processing, inventory management, and fixed asset management
- Payroll tax, sales tax return and 1099 form preparation
- Monthly, quarterly and annual financial reporting
- Business start-up and general business consulting
- Budgeting, forecasting and cash management
- Accredited Business Advisor
- QuickBooks Certified ProAdvisor
- Accreditation Council for Accountancy and Taxation