Midyear Tax Planning Letter
To Our Clients and Friends: Thanks to the extension of the so-called Bush tax cuts through 2012, the current federal income tax environment remains favorable through year-end. That said, now […]
Parents, Alzheimer’s & Money
PARENTS, ALZHEIMER’S & MONEY Easing into a difficult conversation. Every eighth American aged 65 and older has Alzheimer’s disease, and 43% of Americans aged 85 and older have it, according […]
Management and Tax Concepts Newsletter
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What a CPA can do for Your Business
As a small-business owner or manager, you have many responsibilities to ensure that your business is profitable and successful. But you don’t have to do it alone. To read more, […]
Compilations, Reviews & Audits
The level of service is determined by your needs as a client, and what your creditors and /or investors require. The higher the level of service required, the more time […]
Ten Ways to Protect Your Business
There are no certainties when it comes to business cycles, and advance planning cannot protect the small business owner from the ups and downs of a changing economy. There are, […]
Selecting the Right Structure for Your Business
There’s a lot to consider in starting your own business: developing a business plan, obtaining sufficient funding, marketing and a host of other concerns. Also critical is determining the organizational […]
Securing Your Business Financing
Whether starting a business or expanding, adequate capital is essential. In fact, the right sources of funding could make the difference between success and failure for your company. To read […]
Gilbert Staffers Spend Day at Four Local Nonprofits
During the sixth annual Community Service Day, Gilbert Teams served the following organizations: