Tax Tips and News
COBRA Benefits new for 2009! The employer is reimbursed for the 65% of the premium that is not paid by the employee! Let us review your 941s. Read more tax tips...
"Do you run a business out of your home? Your home office may be tax deductible!" Read more tax tips...
5 Year-end Small Business Tax Tips
Highlights
Free E-file for 2009 with us before March 1, 2010.
First Time Home Buyers Tax Credit - must close on home by June 2010*
*expanded by Senate to current homeowners- call for details!*
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Since 1988 we have been providing tax, accounting and planning services for business and individual clients in the Carroll County area, the 795 corridor and parts of PA. Our clients receive professional assistance to ensure their long-term business and financial success. We help you maximize your cash potential, increase efficiency and minimize your tax liability.
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- Financial Statement Preparation and Analysis
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A certified public accountant (CPA) is generally in charge of monitoring and keeping track of the financial records of an individual or business. CPAs are required to maintain the highest standards of business ethics and conduct. To become a CPA, individuals need to meet certain requirements that are imposed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) including passing the CPA exam that is developed by the AICPA. With all of the training and experience that a CPA must have, it is evident that we are more experienced in the field of accounting than others offering the same service.