Regional accounting firm · Cleveland, OH

Maloney + Novotny

Ohio firm offering audit and assurance, tax, accounting services and business consulting, plus information security compliance and assurance.

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Profile

Headquarters
Cleveland, OH
Size type
Regional: Firms with offices in one region or a handful of states, often with deep industry niches and partners who work on each client directly.
Services
Audit and assurance, Tax advisory and compliance, Client accounting services
Industry niches
None of the directory's industries are listed on the firm's site.
Website
www.maloneynovotny.com
Last checked
November 11, 2026

Services

Audit and assurance

An audit is an independent CPA firm's examination of your financial statements, ending in a written opinion on whether they are fairly presented under the accounting framework you use (usually US GAAP).

Tax advisory and compliance

Tax compliance is preparing and filing returns: federal, state and local income tax, sales and use tax, payroll tax, and information returns such as Forms 1099.

Client accounting services

Client accounting services (CAS) is outsourced accounting: a firm keeps your books, closes the month, reconciles accounts, runs payables or payroll, and can act as your controller or fractional CFO.

Not listed on the firm’s website: SOC 1 / SOC 2. If you need it, ask the firm directly.

What to ask Maloney + Novotny

  1. Is Maloney + Novotny licensed in our state, and is the partner who would sign our work a licensed CPA there? (Check on CPAverify before the first call.)
  2. What was the result of your most recent AICPA peer review, and can we see the report?
  3. Who will be our day-to-day contact, and how often will we speak with the partner?
  4. How will you bill us: fixed fee, hourly or retainer? What is included, and what would cost extra?
  5. If we are a public company or broker-dealer: is the firm registered with the PCAOB, and what did its latest inspection report find?
  6. Who prepares our returns and who reviews them? Is the reviewer a CPA or an enrolled agent?
  7. Which accounting software do you work in, and do we keep ownership of our books and login?