Outsourced CFO Services | Oregon & SW Washington
Strategic Financial Leadership for Growing Businesses

Running a business is complicated.
Our Support Brings Clarity

What’s included: CFO-level deliverables & support
detailed month-end close & a transparent financial picture
analysis
Planning & reporting
tax planning
Operational Services
Situational Services
Interim CFO Projects

Who Our Outsourced CFO Services are for
This service is for a growing business owner who has employees and knows that growth is tough, especially when you are trying to keep cash flow stable while making big moves.
It’s for the owner who is considering expanding into other states or other markets, and wants the numbers and planning to support that decision.
It’s for companies preparing to buy or sell a business, or owners who want to get the business ready to sell and transition with intention, including transitions to employees.
It’s for leadership teams dealing with bank requirements, loan compliance, audit needs, or financial pressure that makes day-to-day operations feel heavier than they should.
If you need a steady CFO presence for a set period because of maternity leave, retirement, or a sudden leadership change, interim CFO support is a strong fit.
How It Works
About Us
Why Class Four Accounting
Class Four Accounting is built for the moments when your business needs higher-level financial support. Sometimes you need the big guns, and this is that.
The work is rooted in intentionality around your finances, similar to what a CFO would provide inside a larger company. You get a detailed month-end close, a transparent financial picture, and analysis that explains what the numbers are saying.
You also get support for challenging business issues, including planning and budgeting, transactions like buying or selling a company, compliance needs, audit support, and situations that require litigation support.
This is practical CFO support meant to help you plan deliberately, report consistently, and make decisions that hold up under pressure.

Frequently Asked CFO Questions
Not finding answers to your question? Contact us today.
We made more money this year and are still struggling. Why?
More revenue does not always mean more profit or better cash flow. Outsourced CFO work looks at the relationship between income, expenses, and profit, plus cash flow timing, so you can see what is actually driving the strain.
Should I expand into other states?
Expansion decisions should be grounded in a plan and supported by reporting you can trust. CFO support helps you compare performance over time, build budgets, and evaluate expansion to other markets based on financial reality.
How do I get a bank loan, or should I get a bank loan?
We help you prepare the financial picture and reporting that supports bank conversations, and we can support loan compliance once financing is in place. We can also help you evaluate whether debt fits the plan.
How do I create a budget?
Budgeting is part of deliberate planning. CFO support helps you build a budget, then compare actual results to budget and adjust as conditions change.
When should I expect financial statements from my accounting team?
A consistent month-end close creates a predictable cadence for financial statements. As part of CFO support, we focus on building that repeatable process so reporting is timely and useful.
I received a letter from the IRS or Oregon Department of Revenue. What do I do?
Do not ignore it. CFO support can help you respond and coordinate with the right parties, and in-depth tax planning for shareholders can be part of the broader strategy when needed.
How do I go about selling my business or transitioning to employees?
Selling or transitioning works best when it is deliberate. CFO support can help you plan, improve the financial picture, and prepare for steps involved in buying or selling a company, including exit strategy thinking.
How can I get my business ready to sell?
Buyers want clarity. A detailed month-end close, consistent reporting, and a transparent financial picture can make the business easier to understand and evaluate, and help you plan the path to an eventual sale.
