CPA will have a clear understanding of your business’s financial picture.
A CPA can help a business owner organize his financial records so that tax preparation becomes easier at the end of the year.
Planning advice for your estate, financial, retirement, and taxes
Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) are licensed by their respective State Board of Accountancy, and must abide by the rules and regulatory requirements of their respective state. In addition, the CPA must comply with the requirements of any other state’s Board of Accountancy in which they practice. As a general rule, a CPA may perform service for an association in any state, so long as services are not performed within that state.
The CPA must also comply with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP), which are established by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB). The FASB codification of accounting standards is a codification created in 2009 to assemble in a single location all standards for GAAP, and it combined what were previously a number of different sets of standards into a single set of standards.
Accurate advice regarding your system of accounting
Accurate advice regarding your system of accounting
Partnering with your professional team such as with your attorney and banker
Planning advice for your estate, financial, retirement, and taxes
“Any attempt to gain benefits out of invalid tax deductions can lead to the issuing of tax audit against your business. Besides, a CPA helps a business owner maintain all required documentary proofs that support the deductions included in the tax returns.”
Accurate advice regarding your system of accounting
Planning advice for your estate, financial, retirement, and taxes