SUCCESS, TOGETHER
Efficient Accounting Solutions to Grow Your Business
Our consultants are experts in fields ranging from accounting, marketing, operations, and more. We’re here to help your business shine.
“The days of intimidating & confusing accounting are
finally over!”
Bookkeeping
To keep your financial up to date is the most important for any business. Let us keep your business organized with the most advanced tools.
Payroll
As an employer there are more steps involved in paying your employees, like: federal taxes, employee benefits & other deductions. Get it done right.
Tax Prep
The main goal of tax preparation is to defend you with the IRS against audits and tax court issues.
We will make sure that you are always prepared.
Why Choose Us
Keep all the money that is yours.
We Believe in Clarity
Our staff of accountants will make sure to answer any question or concerns you have at any time.
We Believe in Good Relations
Most important is to keep you always aware of your current payments and stay in touch for tax updates.
We Believe in Technology
Good business needs the right tools. We will help you to have the right technology in place to save time and be efficient on your accounting portion & daily operations.
We know that on your day-to-day operations you face many challenges, If it’s your employees, payment collections, customer service, get proper marketing working and so much more just to keep everyone busy and customers happy. We offer all our customers FREE consultation how to achieve maximum efficiency and zero down time to your staff to keep your business running smooth.
How it works
1
Consultation
After filling out our form, we will have an introductory consultation to understand your full business operation and understand your goals.
2
Service Process
After evaluating your business size and goals, we will create a monthly service quote that will be needed to manage your books.
3
Delivery
We will start managing your financial, keep you on the know with monthly updates and help you save money in the process.
FAQ
Frequently Ask Questions.
What our customers keep asking us?
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One of the most pivotal decisions you will make when starting your enterprise is choosing your business structure. The entity you choose impacts taxes, liability, your control, and how to pay yourself from your business. You can structure your business as a sole proprietorship, partnership, limited liability company (LLC), corporation, or S Corp. Before selecting a business entity, lay out your business goals and consider the pros and cons of each.
Unless your business is a separate legal entity or operates under a “doing business as” name, you don’t have to open a separate business bank account. But, separating your personal and business funds is a wise decision, even if you aren’t required to do so.
Mixing personal and business funds can cause you to file taxes inaccurately, become disorganized, and overspend. You may accidentally use business funds to make personal purchases if you combine funds.
Not every aspiring entrepreneur can afford to bootstrap their business. You may need to think about financing options if you want your small business idea to come to life.
If you are interested in borrowing funds, you can apply for a business line of credit, credit card, Small Business Administration loan, or general bank loan. You may need to offer collateral to secure loans.
If you want investors to invest in your business, you likely need to offer them business equity or control in your company. You can seek funding from venture capitalists or angel investors for small business.
One of the first decisions you need to make when setting up your books is deciding how you will record transactions.
You can record transactions by hand, hire an accountant, or use accounting software.
Recording transactions by hand is the most inexpensive and time-consuming method. You open up your business to making common accounting errors, such as miscalculating or failing to balance accounts.
Hiring an accountant will cost you, but least time-consuming method. When you hire us as your accountant, you don’t need to manage your books.
You can file your business tax return with your Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN), financial records, and the proper tax return form. The form you file depends on how you structured your business.
Sole proprietors attach Schedule C, Profit or Loss From Business, to Form 1040 to file their small business tax return.
Partnerships must file Form 1065, U.S. Return of Partnership Income. The partnership must also submit a copy of Schedule K-1 (Form 1065) to the IRS and distribute Schedule K-1 to each partner.
Corporations use Form 1120, U.S. Corporation Income Tax Return, to file taxes. S corporations file taxes using Form 1120S, U.S. Income Tax Return for an S Corporation.
An audit is an examination of your business’s financial records. During an IRS audit, the IRS reviews your records and checks for inconsistencies in your books.
Sometimes, the IRS randomly chooses businesses to audits. Or, the IRS can audit you if your small business tax returns look suspicious.
To decrease the chances of your business getting audited, you need to avoid IRS audit triggers such as running a cash-only business, making errors on IRS forms, missing tax deadlines, and claiming too many business expenses.
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