Manufacturing finance in McKinney, TX
Outsourced Accounting & Fractional CFO for McKinney Manufacturers
Outsourced accounting, month-end close and fractional CFO services for McKinney, TX manufacturers, from a manufacturing-focused team in Prosper, Texas.
- Led by Nauman Poonja, CPA
- Manufacturing finance only
- A partner in every big decision
- Dallas–Fort Worth and nationwide
What's included
What we do for McKinney manufacturers
Inventory you can trust
Inventory and WIP that tie to the floor, with landed cost, freight and duties in product cost where they belong.
Month-end close
A set close calendar, reconciled inventory and work in process, and financial statements you can rely on every month.
Cash planning
A rolling 13-week cash flow forecast and a working-capital plan, so the cash tied up in production is planned.
Product and job costing
Margins by product, customer and job, with overhead rates kept current so the cost behind each quote is real.
Books built for manufacturing
Accrual books with inventory, landed cost and labor recorded properly all year, not fixed at year-end.
A partner in big decisions
CFO-level help on pricing, hiring, equipment and expansion, worked through with you and the numbers.
Is this a fit?
Who we work with in and around McKinney
For many businesses here, inventory is the biggest asset on the balance sheet and the biggest use of cash. Getting it right drives both margins and cash flow.
- Manufacturers that make, assemble or import physical products and carry inventory.
- Owner-led companies that have outgrown basic bookkeeping.
- Businesses with a capable bookkeeper who need controller and CFO-level support on top.
- Companies preparing for growth, a bank request, an acquisition or a sale.
The short answer
Accounovation provides outsourced accounting, month-end close and fractional CFO services to manufacturers in McKinney, Texas. We're based in Prosper and work as your finance partner: we run the books, inventory costing and close, and sit on your side of the table for pricing, cash and big decisions. We're not a CPA firm; we work alongside yours.
Manufacturing in McKinney
McKinney and Allen sit next door to our Prosper office in Collin County. For many businesses here, inventory is the biggest asset on the balance sheet and the biggest use of cash. Getting it right drives both margins and cash flow.
Inventory that ties out
When inventory on the books doesn't match the floor, every margin number is off. We set up count procedures, unit-of-measure discipline and monthly reconciliation of inventory and WIP, so cost of goods sold and margins can be trusted.
Related: manufacturing accounting, outsourced controller, inventory turns calculator.
How we work with McKinney manufacturers
Every engagement follows our Manufacturing Profitability Framework: we assess where money is made and lost, clarify the numbers so you can trust them, plan pricing, cash and investment, and then meet every month to act on it. Fees are a flat monthly amount set after we review your books. See how our pricing works.
We also serve manufacturers across Dallas–Fort Worth, including Irving, Farmers Branch, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, Arlington, Garland.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you get inventory to tie out?
We review how inventory is received, issued and counted, fix unit-of-measure and costing errors, and reconcile inventory and work in process to the books every month.
Can you help with a physical inventory count?
We help plan the count, set cutoff and review the results, then book the adjustments and fix the process that caused the differences.
Are you a CPA firm?
No. We handle the books, close, costing and CFO-level planning, and work alongside your CPA, who prepares tax returns and performs any audits. See how we work with your CPA.
Client results
What working together looks like
"We finally know what every product earns, freight included, and the surprise month-end adjustments are gone. With a cash forecast built around our import cycle, we see our cash needs months ahead — and our lender has noticed the difference in our reporting."
— Ray Smith, CEO, Halden Acoustics
Read the case study →
Halden Acoustics
Margins They Can Trust, Cash They Can See Coming
Now forecasts a seven-month import cash cycle months ahead.
Tessaline Devices
Several-Fold Growth. Line of Credit Untouched. A Finance Team Built to Last.
Funded growth through customer prepayments instead of debt.
Some client names and identifying details have been changed at the client’s request. Results are unchanged.
Get a finance partner in your corner
Book a free 30-minute call. We'll talk through your cash, your margins and the decisions ahead, as a partner, not just your accountant.