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MGO is Limitless Opportunity

Creating boundless opportunity for our people
and our clients is the essence of what we do.

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MGO is California

With offices in Sacramento, the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles and San Diego, we know California and the uniqueness of doing business here.

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MGO is People.

Focused on delivering reliable, knowledgeable, friendly services every single day.

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MGO is Local Commitment and Global Resources

We bring national resources and expertise along with personalized MGO service.

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MGO is Thought Leadership

Our clients are up-to-date on changing accounting and auditing standards…as soon as they happen.

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MGO Perspectives

Nonprofit Update

This issue's highlights include the new accounting pronouncement regarding mergers and acquisitions as well as the tax implications of merging or terminating an organization, issues regarding Federal Funds received under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, and issues related to the new regulations on non-qualified deferred compensation plans for nonprofit entities.

California Tax Alert

California's new budget has sweeping tax changes that will affect both individual and corporate taxpayers.

Tips for Navigating the Business Credit Crisis

The recent credit crisis is just a reminder of the importance and benefits of having a sound strategy that you can use to navigate through turbulent times.

IRS Announces Retirement & Savings Initiatives

The Internal Revenue Service recently issued substantial guidance designed to boost retirement savings.  Find out how the changes may benefit you.

Relief for Seniors and Employers through WRERA

The economic downturn is shrinking retirement accounts and impeding employers’ ability to meet pension funding requirements. The Worker, Retiree and Employer Recovery Act of 2008 (WRERA) is designed to help seniors recover some of the value their retirement accounts have lost this year and ease employer pension funding requirements that could have forced businesses to make large pension fund contributions at a time when cash is in short supply. In addition, the act “corrects” several technical provisions of the Pension Protection Act of 2006 (PPA).