Cano Petroleum, Inc.
“Weaver and Tidwell has a good reputation in the local community, as well as specific experience in the oil and gas industry that we believed would be important to Cano,” notes Smith. “We checked with other companies that had utilized the services of Weaver and Tidwell and had good responses as well.”
Moorhouse Construction
Managed audit process builds case for construction firm’s $0 state tax liability - In the fall of 2007, Burt Moorhouse, president and owner of Houston-based Moorhouse Construction, learned that his firm was to be audited by the State of Texas for the second time.
Bank of Texas
“They [Weaver and Tidwell] have great clients and a great reputation, their staff turnover is almost nil, and you very seldom see them lose a client relationship,” concludes Johnson. “We’re blessed with several good firms in this region, and they’re one of the best.”
Martin Sprocket & Gear
“Weaver and Tidwell knows what’s a better fit for us because they’ve been with us for such a long time—and that’s a big deal. Even when they help us on complicated issues, they don’t talk over our heads. We speak the same language.”
Sweeney Company
“I just can’t say enough good things about Weaver and Tidwell,” says Sweeney. “They have anticipated nearly every need we’ve ever had, and they have given us incredibly good advice and guidance over the years.”
Capital Southwest
“The scope and depth of Weaver and Tidwell’s services has expanded ahead of our needs,” observes Capital Southwest President and CEO Gary L. Martin. “Their responses have been prompt, reliable and economically efficient.”
Abatix Corp
“During the question and answer sessions, Alyssa was the most active one in the group, asking very good, pertinent, timely questions of the PCAOB about what they were going to look for in audits and internal controls,” Cinatl recalls. “I was impressed by her questions and particularly by her insights related to Section 404.”
Bana Box, Inc.
“When we chose Weaver and Tidwell, I knew that I didn’t want to work with a big accounting firm,” recalls David Boenker, Bana Box CEO. “I wanted a firm that offered a more personal approach—and where our business would be something more than just a number.”
Gold Metal Recyclers
“Weaver and Tidwell is involved in many key areas of our business, from financials, tax planning, acquisitions, and consulting on any major investments,” says Goldberg. In addition, since Gold Metal is an equipment-driven company, Weaver and Tidwell consults on current tax laws, which, says Goldberg, “tells us whether to buy new or used equipment, and the timing considerations for either situation.”
Riverstone Energy
“Our team can mobilize,” says Royce Carrigan, describing one of his young company’s key strengths. Carrigan is a founding partner of RiverStone Energy LP, an independent oil and gas company focused on the acquisition, development, and operation of oil and gas properties primarily in Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas.
Tarrant County College District
It’s probably safe to say that not many auditor-client relationships are entering their fifth decade, but that’s exactly the case with Weaver and Tidwell and the Tarrant County College District.
Texas Cancer Care (The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders)
Texas Cancer Care, recently renamed The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders, opened in 1994 as Oncology-Hematology Consultants, P.A., the merger of two well-established medical oncology practices which had served patients in Tarrant County for more than a decade.
Plano Women’s Healthcare
When Arlene Jacobs and her business partner, Lisa Umholtz, launched their medical practice in 1989, little did they know that it would someday grow to be the largest and one of the most respected obstetrics-gynecological group practices in Plano.
Universal Display & Fixtures Company
A huge facility belonging to Universal Display & Fixtures Company hums with activity as employees manufacture steel wire, tubing, and other products.
Western Extrusions, Inc.
When Weaver and Tidwell’s property tax group began serving Western Extrusions as a client in 1998, they realized immediately the Carrollton manufacturing firm was paying considerably more in property taxes than it should.
Brown, Dean, Wiseman, Liser, Proctor & Hart, L.L.P.
Richard Wiseman, a partner with Brown, Dean, Wiseman, Lister, Proctor & Hart, recently marked his 30th anniversary as an attorney with the respected 84-year-old Fort Worth law firm.