We know that many optometry providers actually run two businesses: the clinical practice and a retail optics boutique. Specializing in the optometry industry, we also understand the complex and time-consuming nature of your accounting processes.
Our team of professionals offers extensive experience in both health provider and retail categories. Specializing in the industry and having served numerous optometry practices with full-scale accounting support, we are intimately familiar with your day-to-day operations, billing routine, appropriate tax deductions, bookkeeping procedures, and much more. Our team is also dedicated to consistently educating ourselves on industry trends in order to consistently help you mitigate your tax burden and improve your bottom line.
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Put your focus back on your business by handing your accounting work over to our firm. When you outsource your accounting function to us, you get a team of professionals working for you. We handle your complex tax and accounting work while providing you 24/7 access to your data—and all at a fixed, affordable monthly fee.
Was your 2016 Schedule A, line 9 close to or in excess of $10,000 ?
For most of our clients and friends the answer is YES.
An item that you may have control over as 2017 comes to a close are taxes paid.
The new tax law will limit your deduction on state, local, personal property and real estate tax to $10,000 in 2018 and forward. This...
There is still time to make moves to reduce your 2017 tax bill, but the final curtain is quickly closing. There is much debate over potential health care legislation and tax reform in Washington, DC, but major changes have yet to occur. This means any tax reform is likely to take center stage in 2018. Until then consider the following strategies:
As many as 143 million Americans were exposed in this most recent hack. They reported it to the public in September but discover the hack on July 29th. Why the delay?
The theft obtained consumers' names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses and, in some cases, driver's license numbers. Such sensitive information can be enough for crooks to hijack the identities...
