TAX PLANNING

There are a variety of reasons for using a Certified Public Accountant to prepare your income tax returns. A good CPA will spot errors in deductions or omissions that can trigger an audit.

Remember, a CPA prepares tax returns for a living and this means that common mistakes are less likely to happen. Whereas a CPA stamp at the bottom of your return will not prevent an audit, the IRS will tend to determine that a CPA knows the code and is also personally responsible for their work as a licensed professional.

Businesses with small to large employee forces often hire payroll companies not only to pay their employees, but also to also keep track of withholding and prepare payroll tax returns. Even if you have a small business, using a payroll company can save you time and money. Remember that payroll tax compliance is the common weakness of most businesses, and this is the first place the IRS will look.

There is no absolute way to avoid an audit, but you can significantly cut down the odds if you remember to do so. For more assistance, please contact us. Again, thank you for visiting ProBusinessCoach.com. We look forward to serving you.

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