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What is bookkeeping, and why do individuals need it?

Bookkeeping is recording your financial transactions, income, expenses, assets, and liabilities so your records are accurate and ready for tax filing or financial planning.

It’s optional but recommended if you have rental income, freelance work, a side business, or complex finances, as it reduces errors and tax issues.Absolutely. We handle prior-year and amended returns, helping you get compliant quickly.

Bookkeepers organize records; accountants analyze them for tax filing, financial planning, and reporting.

Monthly is best so you stay organized and avoid stress at tax season.

It’s the U.S. Individual Income Tax Return form for reporting income and calculating tax owed.

W-2s, 1099s, receipts for deductions, investment statements, mortgage interest statements, and other income records.

A deduction lowers taxable income (e.g., student loan interest, mortgage interest).

A tax credit lowers the tax you owe dollar-for-dollar (e.g., Child Tax Credit).

Generally yes if income exceeds IRS thresholds; otherwise you may still file to get a refund.

If you’re self-employed or earn 1099 income, you pay estimated tax quarterly.

A Taxpayer Identification Number used for individuals who can’t get an SSN but must file taxes.

Yes, if the space is used regularly and exclusively for business.

A fixed amount that the IRS lets you deduct instead of itemizing varies by tax year.

File Form 8822 to notify the IRS of a new address.

Use IRS Form 1040-X to amend a previously filed return.

Electronic filing speeds processing and refunds through IRS E-file.

Typically, at least 3 years; employment tax records may require longer

A portion of payment held by the payer and sent to the IRS, usually triggered by an incorrect TIN

Yes, with tax software or a tax preparer; CPAs provide expertise for complex returns.

Yes, the IRS charges penalties and interest for late payments or filings.

Social Security and Medicare taxes for self-employed individuals.

Depends on the year and IRS rules; rules changed in recent tax laws.

Receipts for business expenses, charitable donations, medical bills, property tax records, and investment statements.

They optimize tax deductions, prepare/fix returns, and provide audit support.

Form 1099-NEC/-MISC and Schedule C with Form 1040.

Yes, overpayments can be refunded or credited to next year.

Maximize deductions and credits, contribute to retirement accounts.

Usually April 15, but can vary if holiday/weekend.

Yes, CPAs, EAs, and attorneys can represent clients in audits

Organized books that make preparing your taxes smoother and more accurate.

What bookkeeping services do businesses need?

Monthly recording of transactions, bank reconciliation, payroll tracking, accounts payable/receivable, and financial statements.

It ensures compliance, helps with tax filing, and provides clarity on financial health.

Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow Statement.

Yes, accountants need organized books to prepare accurate financials and taxes.

Generally Accepted Accounting Principles is the standard accounting framework in the U.S.

Sole proprietorship, LLC, S-Corp, or C-Corp have different tax implications.

Employer Identification Number required to file business tax returns and hire employees.

S-Corp: 1120-S; C-Corp: 1120; Partnership: 1065; Sole proprietors file Schedule C with 1040.

Businesses pay tax on estimated income quarterly to avoid penalties.

Estimate the total tax for the year and divide it into quarterly payments.

Ordinary and necessary expenses like rent, supplies, wages, and utilities.

Yes, if you have employees to withhold and report payroll taxes.

Collecting and remitting mandatory sales tax in states where you have nexus.

A tax connection to a state requiring you to register and collect tax.

Generally 3 to 7 years, depending on the type of record.

Yes, if simple, but outsourcing saves time and improves accuracy.

QuickBooks, Xero, Wave, and similar cloud platforms.

If you’re behind on books, growing, or need tax prep ready financials.

They can organize and prepare records, but CPA/licensed tax pros file returns.

Strategy to minimize liabilities and maximize deductions legally.

Missing reconciliations, mixing personal/business expenses, and late records.

Helps plan for expenses, growth, and avoid cash shortages.

Payables are what you owe; receivables are what customers owe you.

Yes, if you have staff to handle withholdings and filings.

Collect W-9, issue 1099-NEC if paid $600+.

Yes, advisory helps plan budgets and profit goals.

Estimating the worth of a business for investment or sale planning.

Advisors prepare records and represent you in correspondence.

Yes, they cover Social Security, Medicare, and unemployment.

By finding credits/deductions and structuring income/timing legally.

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Do you prepare individual tax returns?

Yes, we prepare personal income tax returns accurately and on time, ensuring you claim all eligible deductions and credits.

Absolutely. We handle prior-year and amended returns, helping you get compliant quickly.

Yes. We provide IRS and state notice resolution, so you don’t have to deal with tax authorities alone.

We are experienced in multi-state tax filings and ensure you remain compliant everywhere you earn.

Yes, we provide advisory support to help you understand cash flow, savings, and long-term financial goals.

Yes, we guide you on tax-efficient retirement contributions (401k, IRA, SEP) to maximize savings.

Yes, we handle trust and estate tax filings (Form 1041) and provide related guidance.

We use encrypted systems and secure online portals to protect all your personal and financial data.

Yes. We take a proactive approach with quarterly reviews to reduce surprises at tax time.

We use transparent, fixed-fee pricing based on the complexity of your return. No hidden charges.

What is included in bookkeeping services?

Our bookkeeping covers monthly reconciliations, expense categorization, financial statements, and real-time reporting.

It’s a bundled service for small business owners that includes bookkeeping, payroll, tax compliance, and advisory support.

Yes, we manage end-to-end payroll, including employee payments, tax withholdings, and year-end filings.

Yes, we advise on LLC, S-Corp, and C-Corp structures based on tax impact and growth plans.

Yes, we build models for existing businesses, new ventures, and investment decisions.

It’s a detailed report on risks, returns, and market potential — often used to evaluate projects or pitch investors.

Yes, we provide valuation, due diligence, deal structuring, and post-deal integration support.

Yes, from quarterly tax estimates to long-term planning, we minimize liabilities and improve cash flow.

Yes, we handle audit assistance, negotiate with tax authorities, and represent you before the IRS.

Yes, through unlimited phone/email consultation and strategic sessions, we act as your financial partner year-round.