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Getting Business Tax Returns in a Divorce

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When one or both spouses have an ownership interest in a business, it is critical to get both income tax returns and financial statements for the entity. It is impossible to fairly evaluate the business and the income from it without both of these. Many times we meet resistance from …

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Analyzing Business Tax Returns in Divorce Cases

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Tax returns can be one of the most important pieces of information a forensic accountant evaluates in a divorce case. Of course, there are other very important financial documents, but income tax returns provide summary information about of lot of financial issues, including income, expenses, and assets.

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Site Visits: A Critical Step in the Business Valuation Process

RogerRossmeisl

Valuing a business requires more effort than just plugging numbers from the financial statements into a spreadsheet or artificial intelligence software program. Financial statements, tax returns and marketing materials tell only part of the story.

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Management Interviews are a Critical Part of the Business Valuation Process

RogerRossmeisl

When preparing a business valuation, quantitative data — from tax returns, financial statements, contracts and other sources — is important. But there’s more to a company than numbers. Qualitative factors also contribute to a company’s overall value. Websites and marketing materials can provide only limited insight.

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Be an Odd Duck: Work on, Not in Your Public Accounting Practice

Speaker: Tom Bowman, CPA of Bowman & Company

It is possible to run an Accounting Firm and never do tax returns or financial statements! They get wrapped up in production work and never take the time to manage, grow and promote their practice. In this webinar you will learn: To be that Odd Duck and rehab your practice so that it runs largely without you.

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5 Cyber Tips for CPAs for Tax Season and After

CPA Practice

This type of malware poses a severe risk to CPA firms, often starting as a dripping leak but becoming a gushing waterfall, as it can enable unauthorized access to sensitive client data, including tax returns, financial statements, and personal information.

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Financial vs Tax Accounting

SMBAccountant

According to Investopedia, tax accounting is “a structure of accounting methods focused on taxes rather than the appearance of public financial statements”. Tax accounting applies to individuals, businesses, and corporations. Tax accountants must use the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) to provide accurate tax returns.