Issue 39 – The Journey to Business Success

Issue 39 – The Journey to Business Success

Looking Back and Moving Forward

As RFS celebrates its 25th anniversary, we sat down with RFS founder and CEO Ted Rose for a trip down memory lane as well as a look at his vision for the future of the company.


read more

Get to Know RFS' Tax Partner Peter Stratos

With more than 25 years of domestic and international tax experience, Peter knows first-hand the challenges individuals and corporations face across all sectors. His proactive tax planning and advice—along with his business acumen—consistently contribute to minimizing his clients’ overall tax burdens.


read more

Advantages of Outsourcing Accounting Services

According to the 2018 Client Accounting Services Survey conducted by CPA.com, businesses that utilize accounting and finance outsourcing report both hard and soft ROI, see higher profits and revenues, are better armed to make business decisions, and enjoy an easier accounting experience.


read more

The Customer Experience: More than Just a Journey, It's a Path

to Success!

Customer Experience (CX) is a hot button term making its way into every corner of the business world—from job titles to websites to corporate mission statements. But, what does it really mean?


read more

Share this article:

Visit Us On:

By Ted Rose August 8, 2025
Wondering how the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will affect your taxes and bottom line? In this video, we break down the key changes to business taxes —and what they mean for small and mid-sized businesses, especially government contractors. Speaker: Timothy J. Fargo, CPA Client CFO, Tax Partner, ROSE CFO Rose Financial Solutions
By Ted Rose August 6, 2025
Issue 97 - Building Systems that Scale
By Ted Rose August 6, 2025
Implementing or upgrading accounting software should bring greater accuracy, visibility, and control to your organization. But for many government contractors, nonprofits, and growing businesses, the process becomes unexpectedly difficult. The issue is rarely the software itself. It is what happens around the software; unclean data, poor planning, disconnected systems, and unclear responsibilities that derail progress.
More Posts