Edward E. Newman CPA, LLC

Edward E. Newman CPA, LLC No annoying tax professional lingo. Just straight, authoritative and friendly expert advice. Our rates are affordable. We are experienced and we're friendly.

We offer a broad range of services for business owners, executives and independent professionals. Please call us for a free initial consultation. Our services encompass nearly every aspect of financial life. We are experienced in all matters of accounting and taxation, IRS problem resolution, estates and trusts, business formation, financial planning and investment, real estate and business sales.

Our firm's reputation for providing quality service reflects the high standards we demand of ourselves. Our high standards, responsive service and specialized staff spell the difference between our firm and the rest.

Bookkeeping software helps small businesses track income, reconcile accounts and generate reports. But technology can’t ...
03/02/2026

Bookkeeping software helps small businesses track income, reconcile accounts and generate reports. But technology can’t replace professional judgment or real-world experience. An outside bookkeeping or accounting professional adds context and clarity to your company’s financial data. We can help you interpret results, stay compliant with changing tax laws, manage cash flow and make smarter business decisions. Contact us at (856) 439-1040 to turn your financial data into a strategic plan that drives growth.

The IRS has published new FAQs on Executive Order 14247, which calls for eliminating paper checks to and from the IRS. T...
02/27/2026

The IRS has published new FAQs on Executive Order 14247, which calls for eliminating paper checks to and from the IRS. This change is to reduce fraud, enhance security, lower costs and speed up processing. The IRS is encouraging taxpayers to provide banking information on their 2025 tax returns so it can issue refunds via direct deposit. For taxpayers without a bank account, options such as prepaid debit cards, digital wallets or limited exceptions to the “no paper checks” rule are available. If you owe tax, electronic payment methods are preferred, but the IRS will continue to accept mailed paper checks and money orders for now. Contact us at (856) 439-1040 if you have any questions or concerns.

Business structure affects both taxes and personal liability. The tax factors are particularly complex. A tax-smart tax ...
02/25/2026

Business structure affects both taxes and personal liability. The tax factors are particularly complex. A tax-smart tax move for one business could be costly for another. Before making a change to your existing business structure or choosing one for your new business, contact us at (856) 439-1040. We can help you determine which structure will best support your business and financial goals.

Business owners are widely (and quite rightly) advised to regularly engage in detailed strategic planning. But a common ...
02/24/2026

Business owners are widely (and quite rightly) advised to regularly engage in detailed strategic planning. But a common problem is that the details can pile up quickly, leaving owners feeling overwhelmed and uncertain. The solution: Follow a methodical, step-by-step approach that enables you to chart an adaptable and profitable course into the future. Contact us at (856) 439-1040 for help designing or refining your business’s strategic planning process.

For small business owners, investing in new equipment, expanding facilities or launching a new product can be a big deci...
02/23/2026

For small business owners, investing in new equipment, expanding facilities or launching a new product can be a big decision. With limited funds, it’s essential to pinpoint the opportunities that deliver the most value. Financial models like accounting payback, net present value and internal rate of return offer a disciplined, data-driven approach to evaluating your options. We can help you apply these models to make confident, informed capital-budgeting decisions that fuel long-term success. Call us at (856) 439-1040 to get started.

Your marital status affects many federal tax filing variables, including your standard deduction, credit eligibility and...
02/20/2026

Your marital status affects many federal tax filing variables, including your standard deduction, credit eligibility and tax owed. If you’re currently “informally” separated from your spouse but still legally married, the IRS generally considers you married for the entire year (even if you’ve lived apart for many months). Unless you divorced or legally separated by Dec. 31, 2025, you must file as married filing jointly or married filing separately for the 2025 tax year. If, on the other hand, you finalized a divorce or legal separation in 2025, you should file as single or, if eligible, head of household. Call us at (856) 439-1040 if you have questions about filing your tax return.

To make confident business decisions, you need a clear view of your cash position. The statement of cash flows reveals h...
02/18/2026

To make confident business decisions, you need a clear view of your cash position. The statement of cash flows reveals how money moves in and out of your business. It’s usually organized into three sections: 1) Cash flows from operations reflect day-to-day activity. 2) Cash flows from financing activities show how you use debt and equity to fund growth. 3) Cash flows from investing activities capture how you’re building for the future. Together, they tell the real story behind your numbers. We can help you interpret trends, spot risks and manage cash flow to strengthen your business strategy. Call us at (856) 439-1040 to learn more.

As the 2025 filing season gets underway, it’s a smart time to also look to the future. Major tax law changes take effect...
02/17/2026

As the 2025 filing season gets underway, it’s a smart time to also look to the future. Major tax law changes take effect in 2026, and proactive planning now can help you avoid surprises later. While we’re preparing your current return, let’s also review your broader tax picture and identify opportunities that may benefit you in the year ahead. Have questions or want to schedule a planning session? Call us at (856) 439-1040.

Business owners: 100% bonus depreciation is back. It had been scheduled to drop to 40% for 2025 and 20% for 2026 and to ...
02/16/2026

Business owners: 100% bonus depreciation is back. It had been scheduled to drop to 40% for 2025 and 20% for 2026 and to disappear for 2027. Also, the Sec. 179 expensing limit has doubled for 2025 and is indexed for inflation going forward. Eligible assets for both breaks generally include machinery, equipment, computers, furniture and certain qualified improvements to nonresidential real estate. These tax law changes could make a meaningful difference on your 2025 return and in your 2026 planning. Contact us at (856) 439-1040 to learn more.

The IRS and the Security Summit are warning taxpayers that during tax filing season identity thieves are poised to scam ...
02/13/2026

The IRS and the Security Summit are warning taxpayers that during tax filing season identity thieves are poised to scam people into sharing personal information to file false tax returns and steal refunds. Specific threats include phishing emails and smishing texts, where the thief impersonates a legitimate organization in the tax community, such as the IRS, a state agency or a tax software company, to try to convince the target to provide personal information, click on harmful links or send money. Having an Identity Protection (IP) PIN can protect taxpayers from tax-related identity theft. Anyone with an SSN or an ITIN can get an IP PIN. For more information, contact us at (856) 439-1040.

If you own a business, you can leverage your annual gift tax exclusions ($19,000 per recipient for 2026) and your lifeti...
02/11/2026

If you own a business, you can leverage your annual gift tax exclusions ($19,000 per recipient for 2026) and your lifetime gift and estate tax exemption ($15 million for 2026) by gifting ownership interests. These interests may be eligible for valuation discounts for lack of control and marketability. Another way to benefit from valuation discounts is to set up a family limited partnership (FLP). You fund the FLP with assets such as public or private stock and real estate, and then gift limited partnership interests. Contact us at (856) 439-1040 for additional details.

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