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Tell us what has become harder to understand, manage or explain, or what your organization now needs to build. You do not need to choose a service before contacting us. We will review what you share and tell you plainly where the work may need to begin.
R² works with leadership teams when accounting, tax, cash, reporting and operating decisions need to make sense together.
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What happens next
We read what you shared
We consider what changed, what is creating pressure and what you need to decide.
A senior member of our team responds
We will tell you directly whether R² can help and what we need to understand next.
We agree on where to begin
If we can help, we will suggest where to begin. If we are not the right fit, we will say so directly.
R² Advisors’ office
- Firm
- R2 Advisors PC
- Address
- 1775 Tysons Blvd, Office 4162
McLean, VA 22102 - Telephone
- (571) 766-6727
- info@r2.cpa
- Meetings
- Meetings by appointment
A few practical questions
What types of organizations is R² best suited to serve?
R² is most valuable when financial complexity has outgrown the structure supporting it. That often happens across contracts, grants, projects, entities, programs, locations or interconnected systems. Fit depends less on an industry label than on what leadership is trying to understand and manage.
Does R² work only with organizations in Northern Virginia?
No. R² is based in McLean, Virginia and works with organizations across the United States. Some engagements benefit from local presence; others are conducted nationally. In either case, the work depends on direct access to the people, records and decisions involved.