Howard L Markowitz PA CPA takes pride in the fact that we are very involved in our community and provide guidance in the toughest of times. Our commitment to our clients has been recognized locally and nationwide. Death and taxes. Every individual who has at least $12,400 in revenue or married couple who has at least $24,800 in revenue has to file a personal tax return.
Setup an appointment to come in and speak with us about your personal taxes, or electronically transfer all of your documents to us, and we'll take care of the rest. No three letters scare American taxpayers quite like the IRS. But you don't have to fight letters from the IRS or your local government agency alone! As scary as it may be to get seemingly threatening notices, we can help turn your potential nightmares into minor nuisances with our years of experience of dealing with the IRS and local taxing authorities.
The biggest decision a business owner makes is right at the beginning of their business. Should you be an LLC?
Setup an appointment to come in and speak with us about your personal taxes, or electronically transfer all of your documents to us, and we'll take care of the rest. No three letters scare American taxpayers quite like the IRS. But you don't have to fight letters from the IRS or your local government agency alone! As scary as it may be to get seemingly threatening notices, we can help turn your potential nightmares into minor nuisances with our years of experience of dealing with the IRS and local taxing authorities.
The biggest decision a business owner makes is right at the beginning of their business. Should you be an LLC?
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Generally, the IRS recommends keeping three years of financial and income tax data.
There are certain things like records of gifts or records of asset purchases that should never be discarded and other items that should be kept for a different number of years.
But three years is generally considered fairly safe.
We are required to keep a minimum of three years of your data but frequently keep more than that when reasonable and applicable.
The IRS has compiled a handy resource of tax due dates that you should keep note of.
There are certain things like records of gifts or records of asset purchases that should never be discarded and other items that should be kept for a different number of years.
But three years is generally considered fairly safe.
We are required to keep a minimum of three years of your data but frequently keep more than that when reasonable and applicable.
The IRS has compiled a handy resource of tax due dates that you should keep note of.
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