Answers from Your Trusted Personal and Small Business CPA
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You should contact an accountant when starting a business, experiencing major life events, preparing for tax season, or engaging in significant financial transactions. An accountant can help you take the next steps!
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After considering their expertise, credentials, compatibility, and client reviews, ask yourself these questions:
• Does your accountant return your calls?
• Do you feel comfortable asking them a question?
• Do you feel heard?
With the right accountant, the answer should be a resounding "Yes!"
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A Certified Public Accountant (CPA) is a licensed accountant who has passed specific exams. They can offer a broader range of services, including audit and attestation services.
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Consider factors like the CPA's experience working with small businesses, expertise in your industry, range of services, and client testimonials or references.
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A small business CPA can develop tax strategies to minimize liabilities, ensure compliance with tax laws, and identify deductions and credits specific to your industry.
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The sooner, the better! Capital purchases, minimizing taxes owed, and maximizing deductions are all done best with lots of lead time.
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Keep organized records, track expenses, and consider making pre-tax contributions to retirement accounts. Consulting with a tax professional can help you identify additional opportunities for deductions.
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