You might be thinking there’s a mistake in that title. After all, aren’t YOU supposed to be the one asking questions of your CPA and not the other way around? In truth, if you listen carefully to what your CPA is asking you when you meet, you’ll learn who they are and what their priorities are for you and your business. For example, your CPA…
Author: Bridget Taylor, CPA
Bridget has eight years of experience in public accounting. She has worked in both tax and financial reporting for a variety of industries, however the majority of her focus has been in the areas of federal, state and local tax compliance with construction contractors, manufacturers and service businesses of various sizes. Bridget works most often with closely held business and individuals on their tax returns and tax planning.
6 Big Reasons Your Small Business Should Hire Full-Service CPA Firm
You might think you don’t need a full-service CPA firm, that your bookkeeper is enough, and you only need an accountant at tax time. I’m sure you’re familiar with the phrase, “penny wise, pound foolish,” so you should know that a full-service accounting firm can help you with all aspects of your company and help…
Are You Eligible for the Retroactive Employee Retention Credit?
On December 27, 2020, the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021, H.R. 133 was signed into law. This bill included many tax provisions and extensions of some expiring provisions. One being the retroactive provision of the Employee Retention Credit. This bill provides that employers who receive…
President Trump’s Executive Orders for Pandemic Relief. What you Need to Know.
On August 8th President Trump signed four executive orders to extend federal pandemic relief. This post highlights the four executive orders and provides details for each. The four executive orders consist of the following…
Employment Security Department Provides Opportunity to Offset Benefit Charges
In March 2020 the state of Washington passed a law allocating $25 million to the COVID-19 Unemployment Account. This is not a refund or reimbursement but an offset against benefit charges instead of charging them to your…
The IRS Has Virtual Currency on Their Radar. (What Should You Do?)
Over the last year the IRS has turned up the dial when it comes to virtual currency. Why is that? People around the world have become more and more interested. Not reporting this income can cause trouble. This post provides the details you need to know.