Stacy E. Wiggins, CPA, PC, is a full-service accounting firm located in Charleston, South Carolina. 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 (843) 556-5567 or send your questions to us via stacy@sewcpa.com.
If you have any questions, please call us at (843) 556-5567 or send your questions to us via stacy@sewcpa.com.
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Stacy E. Wiggins is the firm's sole owner.
He earned his B.S. in Business Administration (Accounting Emphasis) in 1993 from Charleston Southern University and his MBA (Accounting Emphasis) in 1998 from Charleston Southern University.
He is licensed as a certified public accountant by the state of South Carolina.
Prior to founding the firm in 2003, he worked for two regional and local accounting firms as an income tax advisor and preparer, as well as an auditor for various local government, non-profit, and small business entities.
He earned his B.S. in Business Administration (Accounting Emphasis) in 1993 from Charleston Southern University and his MBA (Accounting Emphasis) in 1998 from Charleston Southern University.
He is licensed as a certified public accountant by the state of South Carolina.
Prior to founding the firm in 2003, he worked for two regional and local accounting firms as an income tax advisor and preparer, as well as an auditor for various local government, non-profit, and small business entities.
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The $10,000 sounds very attractive, but the fact is that the penny doubled each day for thirty days adds up to over five million dollars.
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The $10,000 sounds very attractive, but the fact is that the penny doubled each day for thirty days adds up to over five million dollars.
Of course, that is 100% interest compounded daily, a rate not available to most of us working folk.
Nevertheless, this example shows you the power of compounding on your investment earnings.
You can get rough answers to your financial questions by using the following calculators and making a few estimates on your part.
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.
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