Spatola & Company CPA

So far this year, we've helped our clients collectively save over $3.5M in taxes.

Who's joining us for the rest of the year?

"You must pay taxes. But there’s no law that says you gotta leave a tip."

The #1 way to make sure you're not tipping the IRS is by working with an experienced CPA who handles your books AND tax strategy.

Reach out if you would like to stop tipping the IRS.

If I could help you understand one thing about CPA's - it's that there are different specialties and business models.

Some CPA's meet with their clients during tax season and file tax returns (they usually are best at handling people with W2 jobs).

Other CPA firms (like ours) work with businesses year-round doing bookkeeping, payroll, strategy, advising.

We act more like an outsourced financial specialist for your business.

Of course, we file your tax returns too - but that is the end product of all the work we put in with you throughout the year.

The time to switch accounting firms (if you're thinking about it) is now. NOT in Dec/Jan/Feb/Mar/April.

Got that 7 figure tax bill for a client down to 4% of the original bill...and we're still not done working on it.

There is nothing like getting a letter from the IRS saying you owe 6 or 7 figures that will drop your stomach so quickly.

That's why it's so important to work with a CPA throughout the year - whether you're a small, one person firm - or a larger firm - you should be protecting yourself and your business from day 1!

Send me a message if you're in the market for a new accounting firm - don't wait!

Changing accountants during tax season is not a good idea.

If you're thinking of making a switch - do it ASAP so there's still time to get everything up-to-date and tax plans enacted before the end of the year.

Thank me later.

If you're thinking about switching accounting firms, you should do it now.

Not in January, not in February...certainly not in March or April.

Reason: we still have a couple months left in the year to correct, update your books and get them on a monthly cadence and that means...we can implement some tax strategies before it's too late and the year is over.

If you wait until 2025 - it's too late to enact most of the 'big money' saving strategies.

Send me a message if you've been on the fence about switching firms, would love to have a conversation.

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