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Clarification Regarding White & Associates Identity
Dear Value Customers, We would like to provide you with an important update regarding the recent issue involving fraudulent text messages falsely claiming to be from White and Associates. Our investigation has revealed that after engaging in communication with an individual who answered the phone at the provided contact number (470-357-6003), we learned that she…
Read MoreURGENT SCAM ALERT: Beware of Fraudulent Text Messages from 470-357-6003 Impersonating White and Associates
Dear valued customers, We regret to inform you that scammers are attempting to deceive individuals by sending out fraudulent text messages claiming to be from White and Associates. These messages inform recipients that they owe money to the IRS and provide a call-back number, 470-357-6003, for payment or resolution. Please be aware that these text…
Read MoreWhen to Consider Outsourcing Bookkeeping?
A small business should consider getting bookkeeping help as soon as it starts operating. Bookkeeping is essential for the financial management of a business, and it involves tracking the company’s income and expenses, managing invoices, paying bills, reconciling bank statements, and preparing financial reports. Here are some specific situations where a small business might need…
Read MoreNew Tax Gap (IR-2022-192)
The report found that the majority of the tax gap is due to underreporting of income, particularly from businesses and self-employed individuals. The IRS estimates that underreporting of business income accounts for about $125 billion of the tax gap, while underreporting of self-employed income accounts for about $74 billion. The report also found that non-filing…
Read MoreEmployee Tuition Reimbursement
The IRS has certain limits on the amount that an employer can deduct for employee education expenses. The limit for tax year 2023 has not been announced yet. For tax year 2022 the limit is $5,250 per employee per year. This means that an employer can deduct up to $5,250 per employee per year for…
Read MoreHire Your Children to Work for You!
School is out for the summer, and perhaps you’re wondering how to make the most of your children’s’ vacation. If you are a business owner, and your children are under the age of 18, then you can save a significant amount of money on taxes by hiring your own child as an employee. Besides teaching…
Read MoreCan Your Income Statement Survive the New Overtime Rules?
In March 2014, President Barack Obama compelled his administration to expand overtime privileges to more workers. While the change is scheduled to happen this year, there is speculation that the final rule will go into effect on May 16, 2016, a few months earlier than planned; because if it goes into effect after May 16th, then the next President’s administration…
Read MoreAbout the New Rules for Fiduciary Reasonability
Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) published a rule change that applies the fiduciary standard to brokers and financial professionals who provide retirement advice. The intent of the rule is to ensure that financial professionals offering retirement advice keep their clients’ best interests in mind. It is a significant change from the “suitable” standard…
Read MoreA Good Accountant Costs Nothing
Engaging a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) is the start of a professional relationship that includes more than preparing a tax return. It is acquiring a “partner” in your quest for financial security. Not just anyone can become a CPA. The Georgia State Board of Accountancy (GSBA) requires candidates to earn a degree with a concentration in…
Read MoreHow Can an Accountant Improve Profit?
Do you own your own business? People get into business for a variety of reasons, from wanting to fulfill a childhood dream to hoping to turn a profit, from believing in a product to wanting to gain a new life experience. No matter why you got into business, every business owner shares one need: the…
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