Few business owners enjoy tax preparation. Keeping up with changing tax laws and regulations can be challenging, even if you have been managing your own taxes for years. To ensure that your tax planning preparation goes smoothly, turn to an experienced Certified Public Accountant, or CPA. A CPA can help any type of business entity, from sole proprietorships and partnerships to limited liability companies and corporations. With help from a tax professional, you can minimize the amount of taxes your business pays and ensure that you remain in compliance with all state and federal tax laws.
Professional Tax Planning Services
Tax planning is the process of structuring your business in such a way that increases your profits while lowering your tax liability. This can be achieved while remaining in compliance with all current tax codes and business laws. The tax planning process often involves the timing of sales, setting up retirement plans, utilizing trusts, reviewing business filing status, and implementing investment strategies. CPAs use a variety of tax strategies to help businesses in tax planning, such as the use of Roth IRAs, which can help limit taxable retirement income.
Benefits of Using a CPA for Tax Planning
Every business is responsible for paying taxes. However, these businesses also have the right to legally maximize their profits and minimize their taxes. With the help of a CPA, businesses can take advantage of numerous tax saving strategies. These strategies are effective in reducing taxes on your income so that you can keep more of the money you earn. A CPA can also help you grow and preserve your assets, reduce taxes on any gifts you give, reduce taxes on your retirement distributions, and defer income so that you can keep more money now and pay fewer taxes later.
Our Certified Public Accountants can also help your business succeed by providing key information on how to obtain small business tax credits, such as energy, employment, and many others. Our strategies have also helped businesses maximize the depreciation of their assets to help mitigate their tax liability. Tax liabilities can also be deferred through certain investment options, including contribution and pension plans. With help from a knowledgeable CPA, your business can even use certain investments to produce income that is exempt from state, federal, or both tax entities.
Schedule a Consultation with a CPA
As most business owners do not have extensive tax expertise, they rely on an experienced CPA to get through the tax season. While tax preparation involves the preparing and filing of a tax return, the tax planning process is a year-round process that requires a lasting relationship with your CPA. With tax planning services, businesses can enjoy maximized deductions and other benefits that keep more money in your pocket. To ensure that the process is completed efficiently, it is important to keep detailed record keeping throughout the year.
To learn more about tax planning or to speak with a CPA about our services, reach out to Diener & Associates today by phone at 703.386.7864 or schedule a consultation online.