Frazier & Deeter is a Top 50 accounting, audit, and advisory firm founded in 1981 by Jim Frazier and David Deeter, with its Atlanta and Alpharetta offices among eight locations the firm maintains across the United States and the United Kingdom. Additional U.S. offices serve Charlotte, Nashville, Tampa, and Las Vegas, while international offices are located in London and Cambridge. The Atlanta and Alpharetta presence anchors the firm’s southeastern operations and represents its founding geography.
The firm’s service portfolio is organized into four principal divisions. Tax services cover corporate taxation, individual tax planning, international tax, state and local tax compliance, federal credits and incentives, and family office wealth planning. Audit services include financial statement audits, reviews, compilations, technical accounting consulting, financial reporting support, international audit coordination, and employee benefit plan audits. The firm’s audit methodology was developed with input from former PCAOB members and is applied to public, private, and benefit plan engagements. Advisory and consulting services span growth advisory, risk advisory, cybersecurity advisory, transaction advisory, and specialized consulting. The fourth division provides outsourced accounting services and real asset advisory through a subsidiary platform called FD Real Assets Advisors.
The firm reports industry specializations across 14 sectors: construction, energy and utilities, entertainment, government contracting, healthcare and life sciences, hospitality and tourism, manufacturing and distribution, natural resources and agribusiness, nonprofit and higher education, private equity, professional services, real estate, retail and consumer, and technology and SaaS companies.
Frazier & Deeter has received recognition as a Best Firm to Work For, Best Firm for Women, and Pacesetter Firm, and holds a Top 10 ranking among Atlanta-area accounting firms. The company reports that 90 percent of its clients indicate the firm exceeds expectations.