Graham, CPA and Graham & Associates care about what matters to you when it comes to financial services. Our desire and passion is to provide you accurate, meaningful and affordable services. We take a personal interest in each and every client and consider it a privilege to serve you. We do our best to explain complex tax and business matters in simple, understandable terms.
Our goal is to minimize your hassles in dealing with income taxes and various business related issues. Graham & Associates is licensed in Kansas and Missouri and is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Christopher H. Graham, CPA has been serving in certified public firms since 1982 except for a brief stint in private industry.
He started his own firm in 1988 and in 1993 the firm merged into Graham & Associates. He has resided in the Kansas City metro area most of his life and he enjoys spending time with his family and volunteering with nonprofit organizations. Sales tax reporting and compliance, property tax returns and business licenses and reports.
Our goal is to minimize your hassles in dealing with income taxes and various business related issues. Graham & Associates is licensed in Kansas and Missouri and is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Christopher H. Graham, CPA has been serving in certified public firms since 1982 except for a brief stint in private industry.
He started his own firm in 1988 and in 1993 the firm merged into Graham & Associates. He has resided in the Kansas City metro area most of his life and he enjoys spending time with his family and volunteering with nonprofit organizations. Sales tax reporting and compliance, property tax returns and business licenses and reports.
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For years the IRS and states have required businesses that pay rents, royalties, independent contractors and legal fees to file Forms 1099 so that the taxing authorities can monitor whether the payees are reporting the amounts in their income.
Beginning with 2011 income tax returns, the IRS asked businesses to indicate on their income tax returns if any Forms 1099 were required to be filed and if so had they been filed or would they be filed?
Until this point the taxing authorities had never specifically asked these questions on income tax returns.
Beginning with 2011 income tax returns, the IRS asked businesses to indicate on their income tax returns if any Forms 1099 were required to be filed and if so had they been filed or would they be filed?
Until this point the taxing authorities had never specifically asked these questions on income tax returns.
Tax-related identity theft continues to be an ever-growing national crisis.
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) estimated that in tax year 2013, fraudulent tax refunds misdirected to identity thieves was about $5.8 billion and impacted over 2.4 million U.S. taxpayers.
Unfortunately, this fraudulent activity has continued to rapidly expand since 2013.
All taxpayers must be diligent in further protecting themselves from becoming identity theft victims.
Here are some proactive steps and resources to help in your defense of tax-related identity theft.
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) estimated that in tax year 2013, fraudulent tax refunds misdirected to identity thieves was about $5.8 billion and impacted over 2.4 million U.S. taxpayers.
Unfortunately, this fraudulent activity has continued to rapidly expand since 2013.
All taxpayers must be diligent in further protecting themselves from becoming identity theft victims.
Here are some proactive steps and resources to help in your defense of tax-related identity theft.
Check fraud is a reality, so make sure that you keep your company's checkbooks in a secure location.
Create monetary limits for checks, set-up a special account for paychecks and keep all other checks made out to business and not individuals.
Making sure to keep up-to-date records of all of your financial activities is important.
This includes, paying bills, payroll, expenses, and profits.
This information is required in order to properly file taxes and can cut accounting costs at tax time.
Checking all your billing statements should be routine.
Create monetary limits for checks, set-up a special account for paychecks and keep all other checks made out to business and not individuals.
Making sure to keep up-to-date records of all of your financial activities is important.
This includes, paying bills, payroll, expenses, and profits.
This information is required in order to properly file taxes and can cut accounting costs at tax time.
Checking all your billing statements should be routine.
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