Osher CPA's

06/03/2024

With up-to-date financial records, you can make sound financial decisions, stay organized, protect yourself from potential losses or threats, look for opportunities, and build trust with customers and investors. Failure to keep the records updated can mark your business as a fraud at worst and end up paying penalties. We'll save you hours of confusion and stress - you can count on that! Contact us today at (561) 316-7188 for more information about our services.

05/31/2024

Because the world of tax laws, regulations, and financial responsibilities are difficult to navigate, the assistance of a tax attorney is an invaluable tool. Protecting your finances and ensuring that you are compliant with tax laws is essential if you have complex tax situations or if you are going through an IRS audit.

When it comes to navigating the complex landscape of tax laws, regulations, and financial responsibilities, consulting a tax attorney can be a strategic move that pays dividends in the long run. As a taxpayer, you may find yourself facing various situations where the expertise of a tax attorney beco...

05/29/2024

Estate contains what an individual possesses from their real estate and vehicles to their bank accounts and stocks. If an individual dies, their estate could be subject to an estate tax - often called a "death tax." The IRS calls it a tax on your right to pass on your property at your death. You've got questions and we've got experience! Call us at (561) 316-7188.

05/28/2024

Alternative public offerings are a mixture of reverse mergers with a private investment of public equity. It permits businesses to an initial public offering. Stop being your own accountant. Talk to us today at (561) 316-7188 about how our comprehensive service can benefit your business!

05/27/2024

Books behind? Get caught up by contacting us at (561) 316-7188 to discuss how we can help you!

05/24/2024

For self-employed business owners, claiming a home office tax deduction is an advantageous strategy; however, the IRS sets very specific requirements in order to be eligible to qualify for the deduction. Having a detailed record-keeping process is essential in ensuring a smooth home office deduction claim.

As a self-employed business owner, the prospect of claiming a home office tax deduction can significantly impact your bottom line. Understanding the criteria for eligibility is crucial for optimizing this deduction and reducing your taxable income. In this blog post, we'll explore who can claim a ho...

05/22/2024

Setting short-term financial goals as well as mid-term and long-term ones are important steps toward becoming financially secure. If you aren’t working toward anything specific, you’re likely to spend more than you should. Key short-term goals include setting a budget, reducing debt, and starting an emergency fund. Medium-term goals should include key insurance policies while long-term goals need to be focused on retirement. We keep your finances in order so you can continue focusing on what you love! Call us at (561) 316-7188 to schedule a consultation.

05/21/2024

When starting your business, you'll have to choose one of two different accounting methods: cash or accrual. Cash-based accounting is typically used for small, first-time businesses where sales and expenses are recorded only at the time of payment. Accrual accounting is more complicated to cash-based accounting. Sales or expenses are recorded when they're incurred, even though the payments will begin at a later date. The accrual method encompasses a longer-term view of the business across multiple periods, and it’s the standard among larger companies and financial institutions. Take a moment to determine what you think will be fit your business, and if you need additional help with your businesses accounting - don't hesitate to call us today at (561) 316-7188!

05/20/2024

We're here to help you. You've got questions and we've got experienced CPAs! Call us at (561) 316-7188.

05/17/2024

Part of securing your family’s financial future is estate planning. As a married couple, this step not only manages your assets, but also ensures that your loved one are properly taken care of reflecting your shared financial goals. Remember it is a collective effort that involved thoughtful consideration of future aspirations.

Embarking on the journey of estate planning as a married couple is a pivotal step toward securing your family's financial future. It's not just about managing assets; it's about creating a legacy that ensures your loved ones are taken care of. In this blog post, we'll explore essential estate planni...

05/15/2024

1. Estate Taxes are Only Effective if the Estate Has a Greater Value than the Threshold.

2. Not All Estates are Subject to Federal Estate Taxes

3. The Normal Rate Paid for Estate Taxes is 18%

4. Asset Transfers to Living Spouses are Spared from the Estate Tax

5. Estate Taxes Are Different from Inheritance Taxes.

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