Keller CPAs

08/11/2020

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Full-time Bookkeeper.
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08/11/2020

We're hiring! Apply now.
Full-time Bookkeeper.

08/11/2020

We are looking for a high level full-charge bookkeeping professional that has experience with accounts payable, accounts receivable, bank reconciliations, monthly financials and payroll.

We are an established public accounting firm in the Meridian area. Our firm strives at providing outstanding customer satisfaction and we need a team member that will help us reach this goal.

09/26/2019

Our team is growing and we are looking for a high-level CPA that can come and run our technical side of our entire company.

You would be in charge of things like the following:
• Developing tax and financial strategies and building strategic partnerships with other professionals
• Teaching and coaching other staff members through their questions
• Oversight of technical team - hiring, job performance evaluations, firing, recruiting
• Leading weekly trainings and tax update meetings for our staff
• Identifying different services that we should offer and creating recommended budgets
• Ensuring we are putting the client not just in a compliant position, but the best position possible thru out of the box thinking and solutions

Here is what you would get out of the position:
• An opinion that actually matters
• A firm focused on the client and employee experience
• A sense of accomplishment and fulfillment because you really were able to make a difference
• Flexibility when it comes to work life balance
• Competitive Benefits Package

03/16/2017

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02/20/2015

We would love to have you join us today from 4-5pm to celebrate our new office at 2361 S. Titanium PM. Ste. 100 Meridian, ID. We are right by the Idaho Athletic Club on Eagle, south of Overland. Happy tax season to you all!

10/18/2012

If you have been listening to the Presidential debates you have heard a lot of jabs back and forth about taxes.

I am tired of hearing all the political inaccuracies and decided to hold a tax update seminar to peel back all the political jargon and let you know that 100% of all small business owners will see their TAX BURDEN increase because the “Bush Tax Cuts” have already started expiring (even if Romney wins the election). And, this applies to EVERYBODY who pays taxes not just those making $250,000 or more.

I am holding a FREE one hour Tax seminar on Oct 25th or Nov 1st at 1:00pm.

If you are interested you can register: http://www.boisetaxseminar.com/

If you paytaxes, then your tax burden is going up regardless of who wins the election (because the “Bush Tax Cuts” are expiring). And, this applies to EVERYBODY who paystaxesand not just those making $250,000 or more. Keller CPA will be holding a FREE Tax seminar on Oct 25th and Nov 1st, where you w...

01/25/2012

Taking the Confusion out of 1099’s

There is still much confusion in regards to who needs to receive a 1099. And Congress complicated when they considered broad changes to the reporting requirements. This new law would have made issuing 1099’s significantly more cumbersome for the business owner. The good news is the proposed law was largely repealed with only minor changes. This year you will receive a newly created 1099K if you process payments through a credit card machine or an online payment processor.

Remember you still have to issue a 1099 to anyone who was not an employee and performed services for your business and received over $600. You do not have to issue 1099’s to corporations. Keep in mind that non-employee compensation is not the only one who is supposed to receive a 1099 – others include payments for rent of over $600 and payments to an attorney of over $600.

1099’s are to be filed by January 31st to the recipient and February 28 to the IRS.

If you have any questions please feel free to ask!

01/19/2012

As many of you know Congress recently voted to temporarily extend the payroll tax cut law which reduces the employees Social Security tax withholding rate from 6.2 percent to 4.2 percent of wages paid through Feb. 29, 2012.

This leaves somewhat of a planning opportunity as you could accelerate what you pay yourself on an annual basis into the first two months of the year and save 2 percent. By simply changing the timing of when you pay yourself you save the money.

Just something to think about!