Let me tell you a story about auditors you may not know. If you want a nice discount on their rates they tell you to change your year end to something besides December 31st. Most companies year ends are 12/31 and the auditors get slammed with tons of 10k's due out by April 15th. If you have a different year end like 6/30 or 9/30 your 10K is only one a of a few they have to work on during those off quarters. They're willing to cut you a break because their staff has tons of free time compared to the mad crush of April 1st to April 15th the deadline for everyone's audits with year ends of 12/31.
Hogan Taylor is most likely no different. They probably told Eric, you have no deadline to file this year end audit. Let us finish all the fully reporting clients who have to file or get delisted and we'll cut you a break on the pricing. We'll finish your numbers a couple of weeks after the deadline for the fully reporting clients and you'll have your filing and save some money at the same time. JMHO!
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