Linda A. Stortz CPA

We offer tax consulting services that include educating taxpayers, assisting non-filers, responding to IRS and state notices, resolving tax issues, researching the Internal Revenue Code, recommending tax reduction strategies to legally minimize tax liability, and projecting estimated tax liability to prevent surprises at tax time.
Because minimizing tax liability requires year-round planning, we work with our individual tax clients to plan for events that will change their tax situation.
Examples of these events include a change in marital status, the inability to claim a dependent, an increase in wage or business income, a distribution from a retirement plan, an inheritance, a sale of property, and a sale of securities that have been owned for a long time.

Are you struggling with the financial recordkeeping for your business?
Outsourcing your accounting, payroll, and tax needs may be the best solution.
You'll then be able to focus on what you do best - running your business.
You'll have peace of mind knowing that a CPA is overseeing your organization's finances with attention to detail and accuracy for the preparation of your financial statements and business tax return.
You'll also be provided with insight as to how your business is doing along with financial management strategies for your business.

After a new business is launched, it's important that small business owners know their numbers to determine if the business is operating at a profit or a loss, what the profit margin is, and if the business is operating efficiently.
We provide advisory services for existing businesses in the area of financial management, which includes revenue, profits, cash flow, and pricing.
To learn more about our small business advisory services, call our office today at (727) 391-7373.

Prior to starting her CPA firm in 2002, she worked as a staff accountant, senior accountant, accounting manager, and controller.
She currently teaches online accounting courses as a part-time adjunct instructor for several universities.
To learn more about our tax and accounting services, call our office today at (727) 391-7373.

An accountant is a professional who takes care of all the detailed and essential numerical tasks that are involved with running a business.
An accountant should know how to record business transactions and prepare financial documents such as tax returns and monthly financial statements for a business.
A Certified Public Accountant (CPA) is an accountant who performs these duties and also meets the educational and experience requirements of the state where he or she practices.
A CPA must pass the state's two-day CPA examination, earn continuing education hours including ethics, and be regulated by the state Board of Accountancy.