Apr 5, 2019 | Bookkeeping, Business, Cloud Accounting, Sarasota CPA, Sarasota QuickBooks, Sarasota QuickBooks Online, Sarasota Tax & Accounting, Small Business Accounting
Your plan is in place to start a new business… Do you know what kind of entity you will choose? Do you know the difference between a C Corporation and an S Corporation? Is a Sole Proprietorship or a Single Member LLC right for you? With the new changes to tax...
Apr 2, 2019 | 2019, Bookkeeping, Business, Cloud Accounting, Sarasota CPA, Sarasota QuickBooks, Sarasota QuickBooks Online, Sarasota Tax & Accounting, Small Business Accounting
Do you ever wake up and think: I want more out of life than I have now? Do you live in Sarasota, Florida? Have you ever wanted to start a business? Many people have taken a simple idea and built it into a successful business. Do you want to take that leap of faith?...
Mar 29, 2019 | 2019, Cloud Accounting, Income Tax, Sarasota CPA, Sarasota QuickBooks, Sarasota QuickBooks Online, Sarasota Tax & Accounting, Small Business Accounting, Tax Refund
If you have not starting filing your tax return for 2018 – the time is flying by! April 15th will come sooner than you know! If you need to file an extension, this is also due by April 15, 2019! An extension gives you extra time to file your tax return, but NOT...
Mar 13, 2019 | Business, Sarasota CPA, Sarasota QuickBooks, Sarasota QuickBooks Online, Sarasota Tax & Accounting, Small Business Accounting
Did you know that the IRS will NEVER contact you via phone, text message, social media or email requesting personal information? In today’s society the amount of identity theft and tax scams is increasing at an alerting rate. As of today, 60 million people have been a...
Mar 5, 2019 | 2019, Bookkeeping, Income Tax, Sarasota CPA, Sarasota Tax & Accounting
Did you have someone living with you for the tax year or part of it? Are you curious if you can claim them? Guidelines for these questions can be found HERE with an extensive list of questions to answer to find out if you can claim them on your taxes. And remember to...
