Tax software can handle the basics—but it can’t replace the insight of a professional. Here’s what your CPA brings to the table:
Software doesn’t ask, “Should you be an S Corp?” or “Can you shift income to next year?”
We ensure your return is clean, compliant, and defensible.
We look beyond taxes—offering advice on pricing, profitability, cash flow, and growth.
If the IRS comes knocking, a CPA can represent you and resolve issues directly.
Good CPAs don’t just file returns—they build trust and help you make smart decisions year-round.
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Your entity choice affects your taxes, liability, and flexibility.
Sole Proprietorship – Easiest to set up; taxed on your personal return
LLC – Flexible and protects personal assets
S Corporation – Tax-efficient for businesses with consistent profit
C Corporation – Often used for larger businesses or those seeking outside investors
Profit levels (S Corps often save taxes once you're netting $40K+)
How you pay yourself
Whether you have partners
Long-term plans for growth, sale, or succession
Tip: The “cheapest” structure may not be the best. Tax and legal efficiency are more important.
Many business owners treat taxes as a once-a-year problem. That’s a recipe for overpaying or getting blindsided.
Tracking estimated tax payments quarterly
Timing income and expenses to reduce taxable profit
Reviewing retirement contribution options
Considering entity structure changes
Staying current on IRS and state changes
Contact Us for tax planning help throughout the year.