Flower Mound CPA Advice: Is an Extension Right for You?

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If you can’t pay your taxes by this year’s April 18th deadline, you can always request a 60- to 120-day extension to pay. Don’t forget about asking your local certified public accountant and tax preparation specialist about the benefits. You may still be charged penalties and interest but at a lower rate. The IRS also offers installment agreements that allow … Read More

Small Business CPA Advice

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Some hair salon owners worked with their CPA to create an effective low-cost marketing campaign which targeted lapsed and new customers to increase sales.  The campaign was traditional but still very effective, another example of how small business CPA advice really can improve growth.  About The Client They run a small hair salon in New York.  After years of running … Read More

Some IRS Changes for 2017

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DFW CPA: Lower Taxes For Small Business This Year

If you’re a business owner, don’t forget about the date January 31, 2017, the new due date for filing forms W-2. Under a new law, the Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes (PATH) Act, enacted last December, the new filing deadline for employers to submit forms W-2 to the Social Security Administration, is January 31. The new January 31 filing deadline also … Read More

Best of Denton County Runners Up

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The Best of Denton County results are in! Williams & Kunkel CPAs were runners up in the Best CPA firm in Denton County for the second year in a row! Best of Denton County is a great way to promote and support local businesses. By voting for a business, you show your community how important small businesses are. That’s why we … Read More

Deducting Your Car As a Business Expense

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Whether you’re self-employed or an employee, if you use a car for business, you get the benefit of tax deductions. There are two choices for claiming deductions: Deduct the actual business-related costs of gas, oil, lubrication, repairs, tires, supplies, parking, tolls, drivers’ salaries, and depreciation. Use the standard mileage deduction in 2016 and simply multiply 54 cents by the number … Read More