About
Firm Profile
Established in 2010, Cuison Financial is designed to provide tax and accounting services with its own brand of personal approach. As a single member firm, each client will work directly with the owner and be assured of continuity from the initial consultation and throughout the entire business relationship.
We will work to build, and maintain, this relationship by focusing on our firm’s core values. They consist of:
Integrity – By providing financial services rooted in professionalism with the highest standards.
Excellence – By continually striving to obtain knowledge and understanding of our clients’ unique industries and operations, and applying it in our engagements.
Service – By providing the highest quality of service and holistic solutions.
Commitment – By continually working to help our clients achieve their financial goals.
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About the firm owner
Anna Liza P. Cuison, CPA, is a graduate of the University of Illinois at Chicago with a B.S. degree in Accounting. She has a combined thirteen years professional experience serving in various accounting and financial positions in the medical, software and consumer goods industries. She is an active member of the Illinois CPA Society, and a volunteer in various community activities.
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