VanDeveer & Associates, CPAs, is a full-service accounting firm located in Virginia Beach, VA. We will provide you with high-quality, professional service with a personal touch. Our strength lies in our ability to provide you with year-round planning for your tax, financial, and business affairs. Our office is ready to serve your needs. We can suggest many tax and business strategies to help you succeed!
If you have any questions, please call us at (757) 460-0901 or send your questions to us via email.
If you have any questions, please call us at (757) 460-0901 or send your questions to us via email.
Services
Spend your time building your business - and your profits; let us handle your bookkeeping, recordkeeping, and report filing.
We'll work with you to identify the services you need.
Then we'll set up a schedule so data is collected, recorded, and handled efficiently and timely.
You're likely to save more than our services cost.
Your in-house staff needs will be reduced, so you will reduce associated employee costs such as payroll taxes, employee benefits, training time and expense, equipment and software costs, and employee management costs.
We'll work with you to identify the services you need.
Then we'll set up a schedule so data is collected, recorded, and handled efficiently and timely.
You're likely to save more than our services cost.
Your in-house staff needs will be reduced, so you will reduce associated employee costs such as payroll taxes, employee benefits, training time and expense, equipment and software costs, and employee management costs.
Most people don't like to think about death, much less plan for it.
And since there is no legal requirement to do estate planning, many of us put it off.
Yet the truth is that investing a little time in estate planning can pay off in lower taxes and administrative costs, increased financial security for your loved ones, and best of all, your own peace of mind.
Estate planning is not just a task for the wealthy.
Tax implications kick in depending on the value of your estate and the federal and state laws in effect at the time of your death.
And since there is no legal requirement to do estate planning, many of us put it off.
Yet the truth is that investing a little time in estate planning can pay off in lower taxes and administrative costs, increased financial security for your loved ones, and best of all, your own peace of mind.
Estate planning is not just a task for the wealthy.
Tax implications kick in depending on the value of your estate and the federal and state laws in effect at the time of your death.
More importantly, we can help you use these statements, as well as other reports, to better manage your business and increase your profitability.
Prepare financial reports monthly.
For year-to-date comparisons and to make quick management decisions, financial reports must be done monthly.
Current ratio - Current assets divided by current liabilities will measure your ability to pay your current debts.
Debt to equity ratio - Total liabilities divided by net worth will provide you with a year-to-year comparison of your ownership in the company.
Prepare financial reports monthly.
For year-to-date comparisons and to make quick management decisions, financial reports must be done monthly.
Current ratio - Current assets divided by current liabilities will measure your ability to pay your current debts.
Debt to equity ratio - Total liabilities divided by net worth will provide you with a year-to-year comparison of your ownership in the company.
Tax records should be kept on a year-round basis, not hastily assembled just for your annual tax appointment.
Without tax records, you can lose valuable deductions by forgetting them on your tax return, or you may have unsubstantiated items disallowed if you are audited.
Generally, returns can be audited for up to three years after filing.
However, the IRS may audit for up to six years if there is substantial unreported income.
The three and six year limits start with the filing of a tax return; if no return is filed, the time limit never starts to run.
Without tax records, you can lose valuable deductions by forgetting them on your tax return, or you may have unsubstantiated items disallowed if you are audited.
Generally, returns can be audited for up to three years after filing.
However, the IRS may audit for up to six years if there is substantial unreported income.
The three and six year limits start with the filing of a tax return; if no return is filed, the time limit never starts to run.
We monitor the changes in the tax law that could affect you and recommend tax-saving strategies.
We will prepare all your tax returns and serve as your advocate in all tax matters.
If you are contacted by any government agency concerning your tax matters, your first call should be to us.
We will take care of it so that you can get on with your business.
Tax planning and identifying tax-cutting techniques can be complicated if you are not familiar with the language of the tax code.
We will work to help you understand the opportunities and benefits of tax planning as it applies to your specific situation.
We will prepare all your tax returns and serve as your advocate in all tax matters.
If you are contacted by any government agency concerning your tax matters, your first call should be to us.
We will take care of it so that you can get on with your business.
Tax planning and identifying tax-cutting techniques can be complicated if you are not familiar with the language of the tax code.
We will work to help you understand the opportunities and benefits of tax planning as it applies to your specific situation.
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