FAQ's

As a business owner, it is imperative that you always keep clear and accurate records.

You will want to keep all of your receipts, because without receipts there are no deductions. And no deductions means more money you pay to the IRS.

You will want to keep your records up to 7 years, just incase the IRS decides to audit you.

The IRS recommends keeping all of your tax records for at least 3 years from the date that you filed. However, keeping your records may help you in the future if any amendments need to be made.

We take a look at the following details to provide you with a fair quote:

• Number of bank accounts

• Number of transactions

• Number of merchant accounts

• Number or credit cards

Since there are many factors that are involved when determining price, we always provide a free consultation to get to learn more about you and your business structure.

The tax laws change every year which is why it’s so important to have a trustworthy accountant on your team.

To name a few that you can deduct:

• Home office expenses

• Advertising

• Accounting and Tax Prep

There are also deductible items that are unique to the type of business you are in. To learn more about what you can deduct, schedule a free strategy session with us to review your situation.