A Full-Service Firm in Omaha, Nebraska
Often, a financial advisor and accountant are the two most trusted professionals in one’s financial life. At Hemenway Associates, Inc., our goal is to combine the two into one, serving as a one-stop resource for tax, accounting, audit representation, and financial services. We are a full-service firm working with clients throughout the Omaha area and in multiple states, whether they are business owners, individuals, or families.
As an independent firm, we are in a unique position: we can offer a wide array of services typically found at a large firm while offering the personal care and communication of a small practice. We focus on building long-term client relationships by always striving to make clients feel welcome and part of our family. Contact us to learn more about how we may be able to help you.
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Lifetime of Earnings
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