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Evers & Company, CPA's, L.L.C. Evers and Company CPAs, LLC is licensed in MO and specializes in financial planning. A financial plan's true value comes with its implementation.

Let us help you attain financial freedom. Evers and Company, CPA's, L.L.C. began business in 1974 and through steady growth has become a well-known and respected firm in Central Missouri. Our concepts of service are: A professional service can only be acquired from someone who is capable of rendering that service; the successful performance of the service depends on an understanding of the client's business; a professional relationship includes an obligation to raise questions and suggestions; and a professional service includes both promptness and thoroughness in responding to requests from the client. Our Expertise in serving not-for-profit organizations and the auditing experience of our partners and professional staff qualifies us to serve as your accountants and auditors. Our philosophy of service requires a close understanding of your business, and an involvement on a regular basis with your management in order to maintain an awareness of your financial and accounting objectives, goals and needs; to assist in developing plans to obtain such goals; and to monitor progress for developments which may affect planning and year-end budgeting. The size of Evers and Company is important to clients for two reasons. First, the firm is small enough so that our professional staff can maintain an intimate knowledge of a client's business and needs. Second, the firm is large enough to have specialists available in the various disciplines of the profession which includes, accounting, auditing, income taxes, management, consulting services, and data processing services. At the present time, the firm consists of thirty personnel, sixteen of which are CPAs. The partners of Evers and Company have both the technical background and the practical business experience required to understand and contribute to client decisions in a consulting capacity. The counsel our clients receive comes from the partners' educational and business backgrounds, supplemented by our experience with a wide spectrum of clients in an almost infinite variety of industries and types of businesses.

As the year winds down, smart businesses ramp up tax planning. The 4th quarter is your chance to make moves to lower you...
11/02/2026

As the year winds down, smart businesses ramp up tax planning. The 4th quarter is your chance to make moves to lower your 2026 tax bill. For example, buy qualifying equipment and put it into service before year end to take advantage of 100% first-year depreciation deductions. Accelerate or defer income depending on your projected tax bracket for this year and next. These are only a couple of the strategic steps you can take. Recent tax law changes may create additional tax-saving opportunities. Contact us at (573) 635-0227 to schedule a year-end tax planning session.

Employers: The IRS recently updated its FAQs on the qualified overtime pay tax deduction for employees created in 2025. ...
10/30/2026

Employers: The IRS recently updated its FAQs on the qualified overtime pay tax deduction for employees created in 2025. The guidance provides new details on how you must identify, calculate and report qualified overtime income. For example, it clarifies that only FLSA-mandated overtime premiums qualify, notifies employers that separate reporting on Forms W-2 is required beginning in 2026, and confirms that overtime pay remains subject to federal income tax withholding. These changes may call for payroll system updates and a closer review of employee classifications and overtime practices. Call us for help preparing for the new requirements.

When a person dies, his or her executor files an income tax return for the year of death. For purposes of the final retu...
10/28/2026

When a person dies, his or her executor files an income tax return for the year of death. For purposes of the final return, the tax year begins on Jan. 1 and ends on the date of death. The return is due by April 15 of the following calendar year. But in the year of death, a surviving spouse is generally deemed to be married for the entire calendar year, so he or she can file a joint return with the estate’s cooperation. Filing jointly often provides tax savings, such as from qualifying for a lower tax bracket, larger standard deduction and higher IRA contribution limits. Call us at (573) 635-0227 for details.

The IRS requires businesses to issue 1099s for certain payments to independent contractors and other vendors. For 2026, ...
10/26/2026

The IRS requires businesses to issue 1099s for certain payments to independent contractors and other vendors. For 2026, the reporting threshold for many payments has increased from $600 to $2,000. As a result, some businesses may need to issue fewer 1099s than in previous years. This change generally applies to nonemployee compensation reported on Form 1099-NEC and rents and certain other payments reported on Form 1099-MISC. The new $2,000 threshold also applies for backup-withholding purposes. As year end approaches, contact us at (573) 635-0227 for guidance on your 1099 reporting requirements and the information you need from recipients.

If you’re sending money abroad, beware of a possible 1% excise tax. This new tax generally applies to transfers of cash,...
10/23/2026

If you’re sending money abroad, beware of a possible 1% excise tax. This new tax generally applies to transfers of cash, money orders or cashier’s checks from U.S. senders to foreign recipients via certain remittance transfer providers such as Western Union and MoneyGram. But transfers made via credit or debit card, bank account transfer, or digital wallet aren’t subject to the excise tax. Essentially, the tax doesn’t apply to transfers from accounts in financial institutions subject to Bank Secrecy Act requirements or to credit or debit cards issued in the U.S. So to avoid the extra expense, consider using a card or ACH transfer from your own bank account. Contact us at (573) 635-0227 to learn more.

How much should you budget for retirement expenses? One common guideline says 60% to 70% of your current income. Some ex...
10/21/2026

How much should you budget for retirement expenses? One common guideline says 60% to 70% of your current income. Some expenses might decrease or disappear (commuting costs, mortgage payments), while others are likely to increase (health care, property taxes). Specificity, not to mention incorporating inflation into your calculation, is important. We can help — call us at (573) 635-0227.

10/20/2026

We would like to wish a Happy Birthday to Jennifer A. in our Jefferson City office! We hope you have a great day!

The gift tax annual exclusion is a simple way to transfer assets gift-tax-free. To qualify, a gift must be of a “present...
10/19/2026

The gift tax annual exclusion is a simple way to transfer assets gift-tax-free. To qualify, a gift must be of a “present interest” — an unrestricted right to the immediate use of the property or the income from it. So a gift to a trust generally doesn’t qualify. But gifts to a trust with a “Crummey” provision can. After each gift to a Crummey trust, beneficiaries receive temporary withdrawal rights lasting at least 30 days. If they don’t withdraw the gift, the amount remains in the trust until distributed in the future according to the trust’s terms. Call us at (573) 635-0227 for details.

10/17/2026

We would like to wish a Happy Birthday to Theresa in our Osage Beach office! We hope you have a great day!

The IRS has released its 2026–2027 per diem rates for certain business travel expenses, effective Oct. 1, 2026. Under th...
10/16/2026

The IRS has released its 2026–2027 per diem rates for certain business travel expenses, effective Oct. 1, 2026. Under the high-low substantiation method, the rate for lodging, meals and incidental expenses for travel to high-cost localities within the continental United States (CONUS) rises to $329 per day, from $319. The rate for other CONUS localities rises to $230, from $225. The portion attributable to meals remains $86 for high-cost areas and $74 for other areas. The incidental-expenses-only rate remains $5. Employers can pay more than the IRS per diem rates, but excess amounts generally must be substantiated or treated as taxable wages. Contact us at (573) 635-0227 to learn about all your options for substantiating business travel expenses.

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520 Dix Road
Jefferson City, MO
65109

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Wednesday 8am - 5pm
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