CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
Every year, taxpayers must consider whether they will file their own tax returns or hire a professional to work with them. As modifications to the tax code change the ways in which people will be taxed, more and more taxpayers are seeing an increased need to seek out professional tax... Continue reading →
At the 2014 IRS National Tax Forum, Appeals Team Manager Phillip A. Oyoto announced that appeals officers will no longer act as examiners or investigators during the IRS appeals process. John V. Cardone, IRS Director of Policy, Quality and Case Support stated in a July 2nd memo that under the... Continue reading →
The different roles of bookkeepers, accountants, and Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) is often a confusing subject for many. The origin of confusion typically lies in the fact that all three professions share fiscal responsibility for the organizations, companies, and individuals for whom they work. Bookkeepers As recordkeeping professionals who often... Continue reading →
As a tax return becomes more complex, the advantages of hiring a Certified Public Accountant, or CPA, become more apparent. CPAs may work independently or for larger companies and are qualified to handle any tax or accounting scenario. Therefore, for many individuals, tax preparation with a CPA can save time... Continue reading →
One of the biggest attractions of having a Roth IRA account is the notion of depositing funds into the account and never having to pay taxes on the money or its subsequent gains ever again. Roth IRAs are also becoming increasingly popular among employers with approximately 50 percent of 10... Continue reading →
