Financial Statements for Nevada Contractor Licensing

Fast, CPA-prepared financial statements for Nevada contractor license applications, renewals, and monetary limit requirements.

We can help you determine whether you need a compilation or review and get the process moving quickly

If you’re applying for or renewing a Nevada contractor license, the Nevada State Contractors Board may require a financial statement prepared by a CPA.

We prepare financial statements specifically for this purpose, including:

  • Financial statement compilations (with and without disclosures)

  • Reviewed financial statements

  • Supporting schedules needed for licensing

We work with both Nevada and out-of-state contractors and understand what the board is looking for, so you can avoid delays or rework.

If you’re not sure what is required, we can help you figure that out quickly.

What Type of Financial Statement Do You Need?

The Nevada State Contractors Board requires different types of financial statements depending on your requested monetary limit.

Here’s how it generally breaks down:

  • Up to $500,000 limit
    Compilation (no disclosures)
    Fee is generally around $1,000

  • $500,000-$1,000,000 limit
    Compilation with disclosures
    Fee is generally between $1,500 and $2,000

  • Over $1,000,000 limit
    Reviewed financial statements
    Fee is generally between $3,500 and $5,000

Final pricing depends on the condition of your books and overall complexity, but we’ll provide a clear quote before starting any work.

How Quickly Can This Be Completed?

Most financial statement compilations are completed within 3-7 business days.

Reviewed financial statements (for higher monetary limits) typically take 7-15 business days.

Timing depends on the condition of your books and how quickly we receive the necessary information.

If you’re working against a licensing deadline, let us know - we prioritize time-sensitive requests whenever possible.

In many cases, we can move faster if everything is organized up front.

Choosing the Right Financial Statement Date

For contractor licensing, the financial statement must be relatively recent:

  • Compilations - statement date must be within 6 months of your application

  • Reviews - statement date must be within 12 months

Selecting the right statement date can help avoid delays or the need to redo financials if your application timeline shifts.

If you’re unsure which date to use, we can help you choose an appropriate reporting date based on your situation and timing.

What We’ll Need to Get Started

Once we have your statement date, we’ll need a few key items to begin working:

  • Balance Sheet as of statement date

  • List of fixed assets with depreciation schedule

  • Details of long-term liabilities with amortization schedules

  • Business entity information

  • Signed engagement letter

If some of these items are not readily available or need to be prepared, we can assist with organizing and preparing the necessary schedules as part of the process.

The more organized your records are, the faster we can complete your financial statement.

Request a Quote

If you need a financial statement for your Nevada contractor license, the fastest way to get started is to request a quote below.

We’ll review your information and follow up with next steps and pricing. If your situation is time-sensitive, feel free to mention that in your message.

Please provide a few details so we can understand your situation:

Why Work With Us

  • Based in Nevada and familiar with Contractors Board requirements

  • Focused on efficient, straightforward financial statement preparation

  • Clear pricing and timelines - no surprises

  • Minimal back-and-forth to keep the process moving

We handle these types of engagements regularly and understand what’s needed to get them completed correctly and on time.

If you’re working on your contractor license and need financial statements prepared correctly and without delays, request a quote above to get started.