Revocable vs Irrevocable Trust: What Trust Should You Choose?

When you are contemplating creating a trust but you don’t know what type is best, our Raleigh CPA firm is here to help. In the article, our accountants are sharing the key differences between a revocable trust and an irrevocable trust so you can add your assets to the one that makes the most sense for your needs.

Understanding Consistency Principle Accounting

Your financial statements are only as reliable as the accounting methods behind them. The consistency principle ensures businesses use the same approach over time, creating accurate, comparable reports for lenders, investors, and stakeholders. By supporting GAAP compliance, improving audits, and guiding smarter decisions, consistency is key to trustworthy financial reporting. Discover why this principle matters and how it safeguards your company’s financial health.

How Long Should You Keep Tax Returns and Business Records?

The general rule for both personal and business purposes is to keep tax returns for 3 years. However as you likely guessed, the period you should keep tax returns depends on your unique situation — especially if your return isn’t straightforward. Learn how long you should keep your return based on several scenarios.

A Step by Step Guide to Reducing Taxable Income

Our team of experienced professionals have extensive tax planning strategies that can optimize your small business’ financial health. Whether you’re a small business owner, an individual seeking personalized tax advice, or need assistance with advanced tax planning, we have the knowledge to guide you towards optimal financial outcomes. 

Why Should I Be Checking My Federal Income Tax Withholdings?

Over the last few weeks, the IRS has been issuing news releases stating that employees should check their withholding…soon. There seems to be a lot of urgency in these notices, don’t you think? While it’s always good to check your withholdings from time to time, the IRS almost seems nervous about 2018 withholdings. Find out why.