Locations / Idaho
Blackfoot, Idaho
CPA and advisory
office
Bring the decision you are sitting on: the equipment purchase, the lease year, the season the books stop matching the operation. The Blackfoot office works it with you, and pulls the right advisor from six offices across Idaho and Utah when the question runs past one desk.
Start a ConversationDecisions we work in Blackfoot
Buy the equipment this year or next
The year a combine, a truck, or a line of equipment lands on the books changes what you owe, and the right answer depends on the rest of your year rather than the dealer's calendar.
Answer a lender asking for audited numbers
When an operating line or a bonding requirement calls for reviewed or audited statements, the work carries a lead time, and the week the bank asks is already late.
Know what the operation is worth
Before you answer an offer from a neighbor or a buyer from outside the valley, you need a defensible number instead of a figure built off last year's revenue.
Bring the next generation in
Moving land, equipment, and decision rights to a son, daughter, or partner is a multi-year sequence, and the first year you plan it carries more weight than the last.
- Address
- 1495 Parkway Dr Suite C
Blackfoot, ID 83221Get directions - Phone
- (208) 232-6006
- Fax
- 208-525-8038Shared with the Idaho Falls office
- Visits
- By appointment
Questions owners ask
the Blackfoot
office
Where is the Cooper Norman Blackfoot office and how do I reach it?
The Blackfoot office is at 1495 Parkway Dr Suite C, Blackfoot, ID 83221, and the phone is (208) 232-6006. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and meetings are by appointment. Call ahead and we will hold time with the person who handles the work you are asking about.
What services start from the Blackfoot office?
Five services start from Blackfoot: Tax Planning & Advisory, Client Accounting Services, Audit & Assurance, Business Valuation, and Business Transition Planning. Blackfoot is one of six Cooper Norman offices across Idaho and Utah working as one team, so the advisor best suited to your question may sit in another office and still lead the file. You do not have to name the service before you call.
What kinds of businesses does the Blackfoot office commonly work with?
The Blackfoot office commonly works with agriculture operations and owner-led businesses in Bingham County, and often with families running both under one roof. Cooper Norman has been in practice since 1954, so the rhythm of a growing season, a lease year, and a payroll cycle is familiar. None of that limits who we take on.
How does a first conversation work?
Bring the decision, not a stack of paperwork. Tell us what you are weighing and who it affects, and the right advisor calls or writes back within two business days. There is no charge to talk, and that first conversation is about whether the work is worth doing at all.
We farm outside Blackfoot and want to bring our daughter into the operation. When should we start?
Start while the current owners still have room to choose, rather than in the year a sale or a health event sets the timing for you. Business Transition Planning maps the ownership, management, and tax steps across several years, and the early years carry most of the leverage. Call (208) 232-6006 and say you want to talk about transition.
Our lender is asking for reviewed or audited financial statements. Can the Blackfoot office do that?
Yes. Audit & Assurance is one of the five services that start from the Blackfoot office at 1495 Parkway Dr Suite C. Bring the lender's request letter to the first conversation, because the level the bank actually requires, whether a compilation, a review, or an audit, changes the timeline and the cost. Ask early in the season rather than the week the statements are due.
Bring us the decision, not the paperwork
Start a ConversationBring the decision you are weighing. The right advisor calls or writes back within two business days.