Here's how Dan can help you---

"We do tax planning and preparation for businesses and individuals. We also do full array of financial statement audits for not-for-profit organizations, but the specialty area that I like to deal with is small business tax consulting.

"Completion of tax returns is all done with our tax software. You need to know what you are doing, but it’s becoming a basic service that many people out there can do probably quite inexpensively. The real important thing is to plan your taxes because there are numerous decisions that should be made during the year that can substantially reduce your taxes at the end of the year." “Also, you should never make an important business decision before checking with me on the tax implications.“

"I would ask you to sit down with me and spend 45 minutes to 1½ hour discussing your specific situation, your business, and then we would see if there was anything I could do to help you. Generally, in that length of a conversation I can tell if I can help you or not. Of course, there is no charge for that first conversation."

Dan Holloway

Here's some of Dan's advice--

Many times an unincorporated business person does not realize that they can incorporate their business and save thousands of dollars a year, just by that one step. That’s one of the most common situations that I find. It doesn’t always work but it does in many cases.

Another potential savings comes from using pension plans to save current taxes.  Many business owners do not realize all of the possibilities that are available, even to the one-owner business (many times they work best), and are losing a great opportunity to significantly reduce their taxes each year.

Again, remember that these are the types of decisions that must be made at the beginning of, or during, the year if they are to be effective.

These ideas are not complex, but they must be very carefully evaluated to the specific situation of the individual business to be successful.  That is where my many years of experience pay off. Start planning now, not when it is too late.