Industries / Tech Startups
Accounting for Tech Startups
Scalable accounting for high-growth technology companies, from first institutional capital through public-company readiness.
SaaS Revenue Done Right
ASC 606 applied correctly to subscriptions, usage, and multi-element deals.
Cap Table to GAAP
SAFEs, converts, and option grants accounted for the way auditors expect.
Investor-Grade Reporting
Financials and metrics that stand up in your next round’s diligence.
Accounting that keeps up with the round after this one
Startup accounting problems compound. Revenue recognized loosely in the seed years becomes a restatement risk at Series C. SAFEs and convertible notes booked incorrectly become an audit finding. Metrics defined casually become a diligence problem when a lead investor rebuilds them.
Corviniti works with venture-backed companies at the standard their future investors and auditors will apply. We set up ASC 606 revenue policies that match how your product actually sells, account for the instruments on your cap table correctly, and build reporting that scales from board deck to data room.
When the exit path is an IPO or acquisition, the same team carries you through readiness and diligence.
What we handle for tech startups
Related services
The service lines startups use most.
Big 4 expertise,
boutique agility
Corviniti provides accounting and advisory services with the technical depth of a Big 4 practice and the responsiveness of a dedicated boutique. We bring senior-level attention to every engagement and stay involved until the work is complete.
Get In TouchStartups and US capital markets are our focus
From growth-stage companies preparing for their first capital raise to established companies navigating complex public market transactions, Corviniti provides the accounting and advisory support that capital markets activity requires.
- Startup and Fundraising Focused (including Venture Capital)
- Built for Capital Markets (including IPO and SPAC transactions)
- Boutique Attention
- Big Four Experience
- Transaction Deadline Oriented
Contact Us to Learn More
Call: (347) 472-1115
Email: info@corviniti.com
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Frequently Asked Questions
When should a startup move from cash to accrual accounting?
By the time you raise institutional capital, and earlier if you have deferred revenue or meaningful receivables. Investors diligence GAAP numbers, and converting later is more expensive than starting right.
How should SAFEs be accounted for?
It depends on the terms, and the analysis matters: many SAFEs are liabilities under ASC 480 rather than equity, which affects your balance sheet and your covenant math. We document the position so your auditors can test it.
Can you work alongside our existing bookkeeper?
Yes. A common model: your bookkeeper handles transactions, we handle the technical layer, the close review, and investor reporting.