May Client Bulletin
Explore four areas to review before creating your 2025 tax plan and find estate planning tips in May’s newsletter.
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February Client Bulletin
Some people avoid filing their tax return. Others don’t file right away because they know they owe a lot. In February’s newsletter, read about why it might make sense to file your tax return early and what to do if you get incorrect info on your return.
WFFA Admits Marty Gennusa to Partnership
Marty Gennusa has been admitted to WFFA’s partnership.
WFFA Admits Mia Lee and Brian Sauer to Partnership
WFFA is pleased to announce that Mia Lee and Brian Sauer will be joining WFFA’s leadership team as partners in the firm beginning in 2024.
February Client Bulletin
Get up to speed on the 2020 tax filing season, rules for retirement saving, a new W-4 and its effect on Human Resources and how to set up your business accounting system in February’s newsletter.
How a Glaring Hole in Quickbooks Online Makes Life Difficult for Accrual-Basis Companies That Are Cash-Basis Taxpayers (And How to Work Around It)
Quickbooks Online does many things well, but the inability to indicate if a journal entry should affect both accrual and cash basis reports or if it should only affect accrual basis reports is a glaring hole that can make things difficult for small business owners (especially for businesses with deferred revenue), so we came up with a workaround…
Planning Ahead – What You Can Do Today to Set Yourself Up for Quick and Easy 1099 Filings at Year-End
Filing 1099s is a necessary evil that comes with the territory of running a business. While most people think of 1099s as something to deal with at year-end, you can drastically simplify your year-end process by improving your processes today.