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Preparing income tax returns is a very important service offered by your CPA.  However, your accountant can offer many other professional services.   Not only should your accountant understand the myriad of current income tax laws, they should have access to knowledge that will assist you in areas such as estate planning, and inheritance laws.  Your accountant can also be a source of information with regard to technology.  Many accountants offer business valuation services and litigation support. 

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1099 Requirements for 2013

Baldwin CPAs recognized as a Firm of the Future

Baldwin CPAs joins the BDO Seidman Alliance

Important 2013 Tax Law Changes

Baldwin CPAs Expands into Louisville, Merges with Local Accounting Firm

Alan Long has caught the attention of Kentucky.com for his recognition as a Managing Partner Elite.

Technology adds up for CPAs

October 04, 2013
Government Shutdown

The stalemate in DC has shut down the IRS as well and one of the biggest effects is that any returns with refunds, the refunds are not being processed. Payments on returns are being processed.  This causes a lot of other peripheral problems as well. New businesses can’t get employer identification numbers in order to be able to open bank accounts and pay their withheld payroll taxes.

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September 18, 2013
CPAs' Role in a Recovering Economy

In such a recovering economy, Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) should be even more strongly relied upon. Investors want to invest their money on the right and trustful companies. Companies with honest growth, ambition, and/or potential look for money. The overriding objective of an ethical CPA is to make sure this logic remains as such: worthy companies must have access to the financing they deserve. To do this, a CPA uses one of the few ways of communication he has at his/her disposition: the financial statements.

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August 28, 2013
Net Investment Income Tax

As part of last January’s tax changes, a new tax has quietly been put in place that hasn’t received much press. Beginning in 2013, the new 3.8% Net Investment Income Tax (NIIT) may be in effect for certain individuals, estates, and trusts.

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August 14, 2013
Controlling Cash Burn

New and mature companies often focus on growth. Without proper planning this could lead companies to burn through cash quickly. As a result, cash burn can constrain future growth due to having to stop short on spending and being forced to accept more expensive financing. The following are several ways to avoid and manage cash burn:

Stick to Your Core Competencies. To lower costs, non-core functions should be outsourced so that the company can focus time and cash at the best place possible.

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