Tax filings & IRS representation
Federal and state returns prepared, reviewed and e-filed, with representation if a notice arrives.
- Individual, partnership, S and C corporation returns
- Amended and multistate filings
- IRS and state notices and audits
Certified Public Accountant · Florida & Delaware
Tax, audit and ERP expertise from a licensed CPA.
Tax filings and IRS representation, audit and forensic accounting, ERP implementations, and DCAA-ready accounting for government contractors. One accountable CPA, from first call to final deliverable.
20+ years in finance & accounting
Authorized IRS e-file provider
Serving clients nationwide
Florida CPA licenseAC64606Active
IRS PTINP02406674Active for 2026
Certified on the systems you already run
- QuickBooks Online
- QuickBooks Desktop
- Intuit
- NetSuite
- Sage Intacct
- Acumatica
Services
Everything a growing company needs from its CPA.
Engage one service or combine several. Every engagement starts with a written scope and fee, and ends with deliverables you can hand to a lender, an auditor or the IRS.
Tax planning & structuring
Entity, ownership and transaction planning done before you sign, not after.
- S corporation and partnership structures
- Real estate and SBA-financed acquisitions
- QSBS (§1202) and reorganizations
Audit & assurance
Independent testing and preparation so audits run on schedule and without surprises.
- Audit readiness and PBC preparation
- Internal audit and controls testing
- Support through your external audit
Forensic accounting
Following the money when records are incomplete, disputed or wrong.
- Fraud and misappropriation reviews
- Reconstruction of books and records
- Partner disputes and litigation support
ERP systems
Selection, implementation and cleanup of the accounting platform your business runs on.
- NetSuite, Sage Intacct, Acumatica
- QuickBooks Online and Desktop migrations
- AP automation and multi-entity consolidation
Government contracting
Accounting that satisfies DCAA and the FAR, from proposal through incurred cost.
- DCAA-compliant accounting systems
- Indirect rates and incurred cost submissions
- FAR Part 31 and CAS compliance
Accounting & month-end close
Clean books every month, and catch-up work when they have fallen behind.
- Bookkeeping cleanup and reconciliations
- Monthly close and financial statements
- Sales tax and inventory accounting
FP&A & CFO advisory
Forecasts and dashboards that reconcile to the general ledger and hold up to questions.
- Cash runway and budget models
- Board and lender reporting
- Job cost and WIP for contractors
Government contracting
Deep experience with federal contractors.
Government contracts bring their own rules: allowable costs, indirect rate pools, timekeeping standards and DCAA reviews. I set up and run accounting that is built for those rules from day one, so audits confirm your numbers instead of questioning them.
- DCAA-compliant systemsChart of accounts, job cost and segregation of direct and indirect costs.
- Pre-award system reviewsReadiness for the SF 1408 accounting system review.
- Indirect rate structuresFringe, overhead and G&A pools, provisional billing rates and true-ups.
- Incurred cost submissionsAnnual ICE schedules prepared and reconciled to the books.
- FAR Part 31 allowabilityUnallowable costs identified and excluded before they are billed.
- Timekeeping & labor distributionPolicies and controls that stand up to floor checks.
- Pricing & proposal supportCost build-ups and rate support for bids and modifications.
- CAS complianceDisclosure and consistency for contracts covered by Cost Accounting Standards.
Who I work with
Clients where the numbers carry real consequences.
Government contractors
Small and mid-size firms preparing for or working under federal awards.
Construction & real estate
Contractors and investors who live on job cost, WIP and financing.
Founders & transactions
Companies raising capital, restructuring or preparing for a sale.
Owner-led businesses
Firms that have outgrown their bookkeeper and need a CPA's judgment.
How it works
A clear process from the first call.
Consultation
A 30-minute call to understand the situation, the deadline and the decision you face.
Engagement letter
Scope, phases, deliverables and fee, signed before any work begins.
The work
Documented positions and workpapers, with open questions sent to you in one list.
Delivery
Final deliverables, filed returns and an indexed record you can hand to the next reviewer.
Volodymyr UlitovskyyCPA, MBA, PMP · Parkland, Florida
About
Licensed, insured and easy to verify.
Volodymyr Ulitovskyy is a Certified Public Accountant licensed in Florida and Delaware, with more than twenty years in finance and accounting across construction, government contracting and professional services.
He has implemented and run accounting on QuickBooks, NetSuite, Sage Intacct and Acumatica, prepared and reviewed federal and multistate returns, and rebuilt records that others had given up on. Clients work with him directly, and every position he takes is documented in writing.
- Florida CPA license
- AC64606Verify
- Delaware CPA permit
- CA-0003359Verify
- IRS Preparer Tax Identification Number
- P02406674 · active 2026
- Authorized IRS e-file provider
- Federal and state e-file
- IRS representation
- Unlimited practice rights · Circular 230Directory
- Project Management Professional
- PMP · active through 2029
- MBA
- University of Maryland Global Campus
- Insurance
- Professional liability and cyber
Platform certifications
QuickBooks OnlineQuickBooks DesktopIntuitNetSuiteSage IntacctAcumatica
Questions
Before we talk.
Do you work with clients outside Florida?
Yes. Most engagements are remote, and clients are located across the United States. I am licensed in Florida and Delaware and prepare federal and multistate returns.
Can you represent me before the IRS?
Yes. As a CPA I have unlimited practice rights before the IRS, which covers notices, examinations, collections and appeals for any tax matter.
Which accounting systems do you support?
QuickBooks Online and Desktop, NetSuite, Sage Intacct and Acumatica, plus Xero and Sage 100 Contractor. I work in your system rather than moving you to mine.
We are bidding on our first federal contract. Where do we start?
Usually with the accounting system itself. A DCAA-compliant setup with clean direct and indirect cost segregation is what a pre-award review looks for, and it is much easier to build before the award than after.
How are fees set?
Ongoing accounting is a fixed monthly fee. Project work is hourly with a not-to-exceed estimate for each phase. Either way, the fee is in the signed engagement letter before work begins.
Contact
Let's talk about what you need.
Book a 30-minute consultation directly, or send a short description of the situation and your deadline.
Phone
(202) 400-1605
Office
7598 NW 117th Ln
Parkland, FL 33076
Parkland, FL 33076