About Whitfield & Greene

Steady Counsel, Proven Numbers

Whitfield & Greene is a partner led accounting firm for owner operated businesses: disciplined books, proactive tax planning, and advice you can take to the bank.

The Whitfield & Greene offices
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Our Story

Built On Discipline, Measured In Decades

Eleanor Whitfield and Marcus Greene opened the firm with one conviction: owner led businesses deserve the same rigor large companies buy by the department. That meant reconciled books, filings that land early, and advice a partner will stand behind.

Two decades on, the promise has not moved. Whitfield & Greene handles the bookkeeping, tax planning, payroll, and CFO advisory for businesses across the region, with the same senior people on your file year after year.

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What Guides Us

The Standards Behind Every Engagement

Values only matter when they survive a deadline. These three have held through every filing season since the firm opened its doors.

Accuracy Without Excuses

Every number we hand you is reconciled, documented, and ready for scrutiny, from your lender to the IRS.

Straight Answers

We explain your position in plain language and tell you exactly what we would do in your seat.

Partnership Over Transactions

The same senior people on your file every year. We measure success in decades, not busy seasons.

Our People

The People Behind Whitfield & Greene

Every engagement is led by a senior accountant who knows your file. No rotating bench, no handoffs, no starting over.

Eleanor Whitfield, CPA

Eleanor Whitfield, CPA

Managing Partner

Founded the firm on a simple rule: never hand a client a number you cannot defend. Leads strategy and quality on every engagement.

Marcus Greene, CPA

Marcus Greene, CPA

Partner, Tax and Advisory

Plans tax positions months ahead of the deadline and translates the code into decisions owners can actually act on.

Priya Raman, EA

Priya Raman, EA

Director of Client Accounting

Runs the client accounting group: books reconciled, payroll on time, and a month end close that is boringly predictable.

Good Decisions Start With Good Books.

Thirty minutes with a partner. No cost, no pressure, and a clear read on where your books stand.