Our accounting office has answers to all of your tax and financial questions. Our tax experts have years of consulting audit representation and will support you in all aspects of business management, from the everyday to the complex. The principal has been auditing since 1972 and engaged in a tax practice since 1983. The principal has seen most accounting and tax preparation problems first hand.
The fee structure is very affordable and the principal prides himself in offerring a competitive price for professional work. The principal maintains a large base of satisfied clients but is always willing to take on new clients. In addition, to the principal being a CPA his lead assistant is a seasoned accountant who worked for a large accounting firm before joining the team here.
The fee structure is very affordable and the principal prides himself in offerring a competitive price for professional work. The principal maintains a large base of satisfied clients but is always willing to take on new clients. In addition, to the principal being a CPA his lead assistant is a seasoned accountant who worked for a large accounting firm before joining the team here.
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Tax season is approaching.
That means professional tax preparers who do taxes and financial planning for a living will be super busy.
You should get a full-time professional.
The full-time tax preparer is committed to this profession.
He has professional certifications and licenses that reflect his time and energy commitment.
He has years or even decades of experience with tax returns and financial planning.
Dave Fechter has 30 years' experience.
He sees what triggers IRS audits and helps you avoid filing returns that catch the IRS' attention.
That means professional tax preparers who do taxes and financial planning for a living will be super busy.
You should get a full-time professional.
The full-time tax preparer is committed to this profession.
He has professional certifications and licenses that reflect his time and energy commitment.
He has years or even decades of experience with tax returns and financial planning.
Dave Fechter has 30 years' experience.
He sees what triggers IRS audits and helps you avoid filing returns that catch the IRS' attention.
How many of us use our cars for work and for personal use?
Yes.
A lot of us do.
If you use your car for work and are self-employed or do not get reimbursed by an employer, you can write off car expenses.
Let's suppose you keep excellent records and know you spent $10,000 on your car this past year.
That includes the loan payments, insurance, gasoline, maintenance and repairs.
You also document that you use the car 75% for business use.
Therefore, you can claim $7,500 as a deduction on your tax return.
Yes.
A lot of us do.
If you use your car for work and are self-employed or do not get reimbursed by an employer, you can write off car expenses.
Let's suppose you keep excellent records and know you spent $10,000 on your car this past year.
That includes the loan payments, insurance, gasoline, maintenance and repairs.
You also document that you use the car 75% for business use.
Therefore, you can claim $7,500 as a deduction on your tax return.
You can go for low price.
Yes, I'm talking about the retail tax preparers you see on TV.
They offer a fixed price and quick turnaround.
What the ads don't tell you is the tax preparers they hire as temps get a few days of training and then go to work preparing and filing tax returns.
Retail tax preparers make money on how many returns they file.
This works against you, the client, because your preparer can skip forms and details that would generate larger refunds for you.
You can go for reasonable price and get high quality.
Yes, I'm talking about the retail tax preparers you see on TV.
They offer a fixed price and quick turnaround.
What the ads don't tell you is the tax preparers they hire as temps get a few days of training and then go to work preparing and filing tax returns.
Retail tax preparers make money on how many returns they file.
This works against you, the client, because your preparer can skip forms and details that would generate larger refunds for you.
You can go for reasonable price and get high quality.
Yes, you read that right.
The penalty for not carrying health insurance is gone.
Back when Congress passed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010, the legislation "encouraged" taxpayers to carry health insurance.
If they had health insurance from an employer, great.
If they had the means to buy their own health insurance, also great.
If they did not have enough $$ for health insurance, mortgage/rent, food, utilities, car and other expenses, they had to make tough decisions.
The State of California may penalize you for not having health insurance.
The penalty for not carrying health insurance is gone.
Back when Congress passed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010, the legislation "encouraged" taxpayers to carry health insurance.
If they had health insurance from an employer, great.
If they had the means to buy their own health insurance, also great.
If they did not have enough $$ for health insurance, mortgage/rent, food, utilities, car and other expenses, they had to make tough decisions.
The State of California may penalize you for not having health insurance.
Donald Trump is approaching his 2-year anniversary as our nation's 45th president.
Love him or hate him, he has promoted and signed a tax law with several benefits.
Trump raised the child care tax credit from $1,000 in tax year 2017 to $2,000 in tax year 2018.
I'm sure you noticed I wrote "credit" and not "deduction."
That works to your benefit.
A credit is a dollar-for-dollar reduction in your return.
Suppose you are proofreading your return from tax year 2017 with Dave Fechter, CPA.
He may report I have good news for you.
Love him or hate him, he has promoted and signed a tax law with several benefits.
Trump raised the child care tax credit from $1,000 in tax year 2017 to $2,000 in tax year 2018.
I'm sure you noticed I wrote "credit" and not "deduction."
That works to your benefit.
A credit is a dollar-for-dollar reduction in your return.
Suppose you are proofreading your return from tax year 2017 with Dave Fechter, CPA.
He may report I have good news for you.
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