Woomer Nistendirk Associates, PLLC

Woomer Nistendirk Associates, PLLC WNA is a CPA firm located in downtown Charleston, WV.

We provide tax, accounting, consulting and planning services to owner-managed businesses and non-profit organizations throughout several states.

🐾 Remembering DiegoMany of our clients and staff knew Diego as more than just Bob's dog—he was our office greeter, compa...
06/11/2026

🐾 Remembering Diego

Many of our clients and staff knew Diego as more than just Bob's dog—he was our office greeter, companion, and friend.

For years, Diego welcomed visitors, brightened stressful days, and brought countless smiles to everyone who walked through our doors. Last Friday, we said goodbye to a very special member of the WNA family.

Diego was adopted from the Kanawha-Charleston Humane Association in 2011, and in honor of his memory, a fundraiser benefiting the organization that gave Diego his start all those years ago has been established.

If Diego ever brightened your day and you would like to help other animals find loving homes, we invite you to support the fundraiser:

🔗 https://www.facebook.com/donate/1518845653173040/

Thank you, Diego, for the years of loyalty, companionship, and joy you brought to our office.

❤️ 2011–2026

A healthy bank balance can create a false sense of security.Imagine two businesses that each have $75,000 in the bank.Bu...
06/10/2026

A healthy bank balance can create a false sense of security.

Imagine two businesses that each have $75,000 in the bank.

Business A has $15,000 of obligations due over the next month.

Business B has $120,000 due over the next month.

Same bank balance.

Very different financial position.

Cash flow challenges often begin weeks before they appear in the bank account.

The invoices have been received.

The obligations are known.

What is often missing is visibility.

That's why understanding accounts payable is just as important as understanding accounts receivable.

How much of your cash is already spoken for?Many business owners know exactly how much money is in the bank.Far fewer kn...
06/09/2026

How much of your cash is already spoken for?

Many business owners know exactly how much money is in the bank.

Far fewer know how much of that cash is already committed to payroll, vendor payments, inventory purchases, taxes, and other upcoming obligations.

That's why accounts payable is about more than paying bills.

It's about visibility.

In our newest article, we explore how understanding future obligations can help reduce financial surprises, improve cash flow management, and support better business decisions.

📖 Read the article and download the AP Planning Worksheet: https://wnacpas.com/blog/accounts-payable-cash-flow-visibility/

Last week we discussed how accounts receivable can create cash flow pressure when customer payments are delayed.This wee...
06/08/2026

Last week we discussed how accounts receivable can create cash flow pressure when customer payments are delayed.

This week we'll look at the other side of the equation:

Accounts Payable.

Because understanding how money comes into a business is only half the story.

Understanding how it leaves matters just as much.

Stay tuned.

One of the most important lessons for business owners:Revenue is earned. Cash is collected.Those are not the same thing....
06/07/2026

One of the most important lessons for business owners:

Revenue is earned. Cash is collected.

Those are not the same thing.

A profitable business can still experience financial stress if collections lag behind operations.

Strong accounts receivable processes help convert completed work into usable cash—and improve confidence in decision-making.

Our newest article explores several common receivables challenges and practical ways to improve visibility.

🔗 Read more: https://wnacpas.com/blog/cash-flow-problems-accounts-receivable/

The bank balance is usually the symptom.The cause often starts much earlier.When invoices are delayed, collections are i...
06/05/2026

The bank balance is usually the symptom.

The cause often starts much earlier.

When invoices are delayed, collections are inconsistent, or aging receivables go unnoticed, cash flow pressure can build slowly over time.

That's why strong financial management isn't just about tracking what's in the bank.

It's about understanding how cash moves through your business.

One question worth asking:

👉 How much of your accounts receivable is currently over 60 days old?

If you're not sure, that may be the first place to start.

Read the full article: https://wnacpas.com/blog/cash-flow-problems-accounts-receivable/

Cash flow problems rarely start when the bank balance gets low.More often, the warning signs appear weeks—or even months...
06/03/2026

Cash flow problems rarely start when the bank balance gets low.

More often, the warning signs appear weeks—or even months—earlier:

✓ Delayed invoicing
✓ Slow collections
✓ Customer disputes
✓ Aging receivables
✓ Limited visibility into what's actually owed

A business can be profitable on paper and still experience cash flow pressure if completed work isn't turning into collected cash.

Our latest article explores why accounts receivable is often one of the most overlooked drivers of cash flow challenges—and what business owners can do about it.

🔗 Read the article: https://wnacpas.com/blog/cash-flow-problems-accounts-receivable/

LOST: One adventurous stuffed puppy.Last seen enjoying mini-golf fun on Capitol Street.Currently safe with the WNA team ...
05/27/2026

LOST: One adventurous stuffed puppy.

Last seen enjoying mini-golf fun on Capitol Street.

Currently safe with the WNA team and waiting for pickup.

If you know his family, message us!

Charleston friends, a share would be appreciated 💙

If financial decisions in your business often feel reactive instead of intentional, stronger visibility may be the missi...
05/22/2026

If financial decisions in your business often feel reactive instead of intentional, stronger visibility may be the missing piece.

Our Financial Clarity Checklist helps business owners evaluate common blind spots in:

✔ Cash flow visibility
✔ Receivables tracking
✔ Expense discipline
✔ Decision-ready reporting
✔ Operational financial clarity

If cash feels unpredictable, this is a practical place to start.

https://wnacpas.com/blog/bank-balance-financial-strategy/

Cash stress is not always about low revenue.Sometimes it is about low visibility.If business decisions feel reactive ins...
05/21/2026

Cash stress is not always about low revenue.

Sometimes it is about low visibility.

If business decisions feel reactive instead of intentional, stronger financial clarity may be the missing piece.

Questions worth asking:

• What is already committed?
• Which receivables are running behind?
• What does the next quarter look like?
• Where are the recurring pressure points?

Better information leads to better decisions.

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Charleston, WV

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 12pm

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