Turman & Eimer LLP CPAs

Are you being faced with an audit either by state or governmental authorities? We can help. We will perform a proper evaluation and put together an accurate presentation of your case to help streamline the process.

Can any accountant represent a tax payer in the event of an IRS audit? No. Regular accountants cannot represent tax payers in the event of an IRS audit; only experienced CPAs – and tax attorneys – are authorized to serve tax payers in an audit event.

Wouldn’t it be great to be familiar with the best business practices of a number of successful companies? You may not have that information, but a knowledgeable accountant does and can use their experience to help you make crucial decisions for your company.

Taxes and their regulations need to be viewed on a broader scale than simply one year at a time. CPAs know how to analyze the state of your organization, how it is growing, and make recommendations on to best way to handle tax breaks and benefits that serve your best interests.

We will tailor our services to your comfort level. If you want to maintain the greater part of control over you financial profile, we can help you there. If you want a company to take complete control of all accounting functions, we can help you with that as well.

We keep all your information safe and secure, and use the most advanced IT security methods for all of our computerized services. In addition, we do not reveal any information about you, your business, or your tax status to anyone, unless you approve it directly.

A great way to ensure proper bookkeeping for your business is to manage your cash and cash flow. Do projections, review them regularly, and be conservative. Be sure to consider the amount and/or likelihood of potential sales, current receivables, and lines of credit.

While you may have been comfortable completing your tax returns on your own in the past, a significant life event could change your taxes in ways you didn’t know to expect. If you’ve had a life change, you may want to consider working with a CPA to complete your next tax return.

Are you starting a new business? A consultation with one of our skilled CPA professionals can help you to determine the best course of action for starting a new biz including how to prioritize investments and how to create effective and accurate PNL statements.

Are you considering expanding your business? An accountant can help by analyzing your books and looking closely at cash flow patterns, total debt and the chances of business financing, assuming that will be required.

It’s important to remember that everything from buying a home to having your first child can have significant impact on the way you file your tax return. If you’ve always used the 1040EZ in the past, you may find that all the additional forms require assistance.

Remember, professional CPAs are not only on hand to provide help with taxes – CPAs are also highly skilled at general accounting, financial advice, personal financial planning, estate planning, and much more. Find out what we can do for you, today.

Did you know that major life events can have a huge impact on your taxes? Whether you have just married, or bought a home, own rental property or have taken the plunge into private investments, our skilled CPAs can save you plenty of time and money on accounting and tax services.

As professionals, we work for you and strive to meet your company’s goals. When we first meet, we will discuss the vision you have for your company (for both the short and long term), identify the services that you would like us to perform, and show you additional ways we can be of service to your organization.

Have you been trying to decide whether something you’ve been doing on your own time counts as a hobby or a business for tax purposes? Let’s talk about the income and expenses from it as well as how long you’ve been at it.

The choice, planning, and implementation of accounting systems is one of the most important steps a business owner will take. Certified Public Accounts have the expertise to advice and execute the rollout of the right accounting system for your enterprise.

Are you tired of paying underpayment penalties to the IRS? We can help. Our professional CPAs can take a look at your income and determine how much you need to pay to the IRS on a quarterly basis – plus we can help to maximize your end of the year deductions too.

It’s important to remember that we’re always happy to tailor our accounting services directly to the needs of your business. If you feel your company’s needs are out of the ordinary, let’s discuss it.

Do you know why it’s a good idea to build a relationship with your CPA? By working with the same CPA each year, they become familiar with your situation and can quickly spot discrepancies or big changes.

Have you noticed that you typically get about the same tax refund each year? That equates to giving the government an interest-free loan throughout the year. Let us show you how to change your withholdings so you get to keep more of your money throughout the year.

Does it ever seem like the tax return that used to take you less than an hour to complete will now take up the better part of your day? When you have a complicated tax situation, working with a CPA can help you to simplify things.

You may know why a business would hire a CPA, but do you know what a CPA can do for you individually? Many people turn to their CPAs for tax and financial planning services, investment advice, estate planning, and more.

If you are thinking of applying for a Small Business Administration (SBA) loan, give us a call. We can help you navigate the mounds of paperwork regarding financial matters so you increase your chances of loan approval.

Accountants with broad experience can offer advice and guidance that you simply can’t get anywhere else. While you are intimately familiar with your company, accountants have broad familiarity with other clients and strategies that have been successful and unsuccessful – and why.

While you may feel comfortable completing the bulk of your taxes, you may have trouble determining which expenses legitimately qualify as business deductions. Let’s talk about the nature of your work so that we can help you complete your return.

If you’re considering starting a new business, you may not realize that the way you organize it could have lasting tax ramifications. Let’s talk about the type of business you’re planning to start and what type of business formation is right for you.

At our CPA firm, we pride ourselves in listening to our clients. We want to know what is happening in their lives and the everyday operations of their businesses so we can tailor our services to their needs.

It’s natural for new small business owners to want to save money by handling their own accounting. Remember, the more tedious work you outsource to us, the more time you’ll have to grow your new business.

We recommend that you not wait until tax season to retain a CPA. Their calendars and workload will be booked solid by that time. It is best to bring us on long before the first of the year.

In order to become a certified public accountant, an applicant must pass a rigorous examination and maintain that license with continuing education. When you hire a CPA you ensure that you are getting someone who has trained hard and is familiar with all applicable laws that could impact your business.

Do you know that we offer financial reviews as part of our services? These are more basic financial statements or assessments than an audit but are still prepared with the same level of accuracy.

Who can benefit from the services of a professional CPA? Just about anyone who needs to file taxes or who needs accounting services. Just a few of our varied clients include self-employed workers, small business owners, and home owners.

Many of the actions a company takes during the year have consequences when it comes to tax time. By establishing a relationship with a CPA early in the year, it’s possible to avoid decisions that could come back to haunt the company during the tax season.

Most individuals retain CPAs for financial advice and to handle complex tax filings. Our CPAs also operate in the corporate realm, providing tax advice, accounting services, and performing audits as warranted by the corporation and by statute.

How valuable is your time? The IRS estimates that the average tax payer will need to spend approximately 28 hours learning tax law to properly file taxes. Fortunately, our professional CPAs are on hand to help you save time and money.