Ahuja & Consultants, Inc. is a certified public accounting firm. We are dedicated to providing accounting, audit, tax, business valuation, and forensic services.
Established in 2003, Ahuja & Clark, PLLC (“A&C”) is a certified public accounting firm located in West Plano, TX. We are dedicated to providing accounting, audit, tax, business valuation, forensic, and fraud services, as well as other specialized services. Started by CPAs with prior Big 4 experience, A&C serves a broad spectrum of industries including software, technology, distribution, retail, ma
nufacturing, hospitality, and other professional services. Small to mid-size companies need to make quick and effective decisions which require strategic and timely reporting from accounting, tax and business advisers. At A&C, we listen to clients’ needs and focus on issues at hand to provide strategic solutions that assist in effective decisions to develop your business. We apply our experience and commitment as we assist executives, business owners, and entrepreneurs in a range of critical business advisory services.
06/04/2026
We are here at the TexasBarCLE Insurance Conference in San Antonio, TX!
Carolyn Bremer and Ross Belsome are here connecting with legal and insurance professionals, sharing insights, and continuing conversations around the challenges and opportunities facing today’s market.
If you're attending, we hope to see you there!
05/29/2026
Experience matters when businesses are making important financial decisions.
At Ahuja & Consultants, our team brings Big 4 firm experience together with personalized client service to help businesses navigate financial challenges with confidence.
We believe strong financial guidance goes beyond the numbers. Our team is here to help every step of the way.
05/25/2026
Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.
Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day from all of us at Ahuja & Consultants.
05/22/2026
Strong bookkeeping practices are essential to the long-term success of any small business, yet they are often overlooked while business owners juggle day-to-day operations.
In our newest article, James Kennedy, breaks down some of the most common bookkeeping mistakes small businesses make and shares practical ways to avoid costly financial issues, improve cash flow, and stay prepared for tax season.
Cryptocurrency is becoming increasingly common in litigation, fraud investigations, receiverships, bankruptcy matters, and asset tracing engagements.
While many still believe crypto is anonymous, blockchain activity often creates a permanent financial trail that can provide valuable insight during an investigation.
In our latest article, we discuss why cryptocurrency should be treated with the same level of importance as any other financial evidence and how forensic accounting continues to evolve alongside digital assets.
Most organizations don’t think about fraud until something feels off.
By then, the focus shifts from prevention to damage control.
A stronger approach is having a clear response before it happens.
That includes:
-Establishing a culture of accountability and ethical behavior
-Implementing internal controls that reduce opportunity
-Creating clear policies around fraud prevention and reporting
-Having a defined response plan when concerns arise
-Using data and technology to identify irregularities early
Forensic accounting goes beyond identifying issues. It helps uncover what happened, quantify the impact, and support the next steps, whether that’s internal action or legal proceedings.
No organization is immune.
But the ones that are prepared respond faster, limit exposure, and protect what they’ve built.
05/08/2026
Cryptocurrency may seem anonymous, but digital transactions often leave a traceable trail.
Our newest article, by Natasha Toeteberg-Harms, CPA, CFE, CCFI, explores how crypto can be used as financial evidence in investigations and forensic accounting matters.
Read the full article here:
Treating Cryptocurrency as Financial Evidence
Cryptocurrency is not anonymous. Learn how blockchain data can be used as financial evidence in litigation, fraud investigations, and more.
05/06/2026
Did you know that we post weekly articles on our website?
Our team covers topics across accounting, tax, forensic accounting, and financial matters affecting businesses and attorneys.
Our goal is to break down financial concepts into practical insights you can actually use!
Choosing the right accounting method isn’t just a technical decision, it can shape how you view and grow your business.
Our latest article, by James Kennedy, breaks down what you need to consider when deciding between different accounting methods and how it impacts your financial reporting and decision-making.