Extraordinary Bookkeeping Services

We take care of the books SO you can take care of your business. Your back office should always be functioning as an asset to the company.

We believe if you have someone doing your books, they should be of the highest integrity and should always be fighting for your business .

19/12/2023

Twin Tails on Lake Pleasant is the best bang for your buck in pet grooming. No cages at all and highly professional women.

NOTE: They do cats and dogs.

I have afraidy-cat dog who nips when nails are cut. They kept him calm and he did not react to them at all. they simply calmly filing his nails down to beautiful and healthy. Such professionalism.

21/05/2023

Be glad you have a Limp. He will make you strong inside your weakness.

GOD I need you.

11/01/2023

YOUR AZ TAX RETURN allows you to take donations dollar for dollar if you have the code.

Know your codes.
St Vincent De Paul Code 20540
Foothills Foodbank Code 20514
Harvest Compassion Center Code 20157
Prescott Meals on Wheels Code 20219
Hope for Addiction Code 21041
Teen challenge Code 20373
Horses with Heart Code 20347

Email me if you want to know a code there are 79 pages of code.
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22/12/2022

💜Enjoy the beautiful things, my friends. 💜

22/12/2022

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Best place to shop for Christmas
10712 W Bell Road
Sun city, AZ 85351

18/11/2022

03/11/2022

Important Update to Arizona’s Unemployment Insurance Tax Program

Effective January 1, 2023: Arizona’s Unemployment Taxable Wage Base Will Increase to $8,000
In 2021, Governor Doug Ducey signed Senate Bill 1828, which increased the maximum taxable wages from $7,000 to $8,000 for Unemployment Insurance (UI) compensation purposes, effective calendar year 2023. Senate Bill 1828 has already led to significant changes for claimants who receive benefits, including a reduction of the number of weeks for which claimants are eligible for benefits. This legislation also made other changes to the UI program, including additional program integrity requirements.

In Arizona, you are currently required by law to pay UI taxes on the first $7,000 in gross wages paid to each of your employees in a calendar year. Beginning January 1, 2023, you will be required to pay UI taxes on the first $8,000 in gross wages paid to each of your employees.

The increase will be in effect when you file your quarterly Unemployment Tax and Wage Report for the quarter ending March 31, 2023, for wages paid during January, February, and March of 2023.

IMPORTANT: The increase to the taxable wage base does not impact wages paid to your employees during calendar year 2022.

03/11/2022

Thank Doug Ducey for cutting our, UI tax off at 7,000.00 of wages for 2022 and 8,000.00 for 2023. Hey!