Simpson & Simpson Accounting, LLC

09/03/2026

CPA review services are currently being provided for a range of clients, including:

- Contractors seeking to obtain licenses in different states.

- Nonprofit organizations with foundations that need to add credibility to their financial statements in order to attract more donors.

- Companies that require CPA-reviewed financial statements for submission to banks to obtain additional and larger amounts of funding.

- Accurate CPA reviews are crucial for clients to meet the requirements set by external parties such as banks and licensing organizations.
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08/31/2026

September is when year-end planning should really get moving.

With a few months left in the year, business owners still have time to review their numbers, clean up their books, estimate tax obligations, and make financial decisions that could affect their year-end tax picture.

Waiting until December can mean fewer options. A September check-in with your CPA gives you time to see where your business stands and make thoughtful moves before the calendar runs out.

A little planning now can make year-end a whole lot easier.
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08/27/2026

Your retirement plan could be a year-end tax planning opportunity.

If you own a business, now is a good time to review your retirement strategy instead of waiting until December.

Depending on your plan and eligibility, you may have opportunities to increase contributions, reduce taxable income, or establish a retirement plan for your business. Some decisions also come with deadlines that arrive before tax season.

A CPA can help you look at your projected income for the year and determine which options make sense for your business and your long-term goals.

Year-end may still feel far away, but tax planning works best when you have time to make decisions.

Ready to see what opportunities are available before 2026 ends? Reach out to schedule a tax-planning conversation. 📲678-353-3296
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08/24/2026

September 15 is coming up fast!

Business owners, don’t let this important tax deadline sneak up on you.

Depending on your situation, September 15 may be the deadline for:
💰 Third-quarter estimated tax payments
📊 S corporation returns on extension
📁 Partnership returns on extension

Now is a good time to review your year-to-date numbers, make sure your books are current, and confirm exactly what needs to be filed or paid.

A little preparation now can help prevent last-minute scrambling, missed deadlines, and unnecessary penalties.

Not sure what applies to your business? Check in with your CPA before September 15.

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08/20/2026

Only 4 Months Until Year-End

December might feel far away, but when it comes to business taxes, the moves you make now can make a big difference later.

Late summer is a good time to:
✔️ Review your year-to-date income and expenses
✔️ Check estimated tax payments
✔️ Identify potential deductions
✔️ Plan upcoming business purchases
✔️ Review payroll and retirement contributions
✔️ Clean up your books before the year-end rush

The goal isn’t to scramble for deductions in December. It’s to have a plan while there’s still time to make smart decisions.

A little tax planning now can make year-end a whole lot easier.
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08/17/2026

Q4 has a way of getting expensive fast. 💰

Taxes are coming up. Payroll continues. Holiday schedules can affect revenue. Year-end expenses hit. And for some businesses, the next few months are either the busiest or slowest stretch of the year.

That’s why late summer is a smart time for cash-flow forecasting.

A Q4 cash-flow forecast can help you see what’s coming before it hits, including:

✔️ Expected revenue
✔️ Payroll and operating expenses
✔️ Upcoming tax obligations
✔️ Seasonal increases or slowdowns
✔️ Large year-end purchases
✔️ Potential cash shortages

The goal isn’t to predict every dollar perfectly. It’s to give your business enough visibility to make decisions now instead of reacting in November or December.

Don’t wait until Q4 to plan for Q4. A little forecasting now can make the end of the year much easier to manage.

Need help getting a clearer picture of your year-end cash flow? Let’s talk.
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08/13/2026

When you’re running a small business, it’s natural to look for ways to save money. Many business owners take on their own bookkeeping because it seems like an easy place to cut costs.

After all, if you can track your own income and expenses, why pay someone else to do it?

The reality is that DIY bookkeeping often costs far more than business owners realize. The expense isn’t just measured in accounting fees you didn’t pay. It’s measured in lost time, missed opportunities, preventable mistakes, and unnecessary stress.

Here’s what DIY bookkeeping may actually be costing your business.
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When you’re running a small business, it’s natural to look for ways to save money. Many business owners take on their own bookkeeping because it seems like an easy place to cut costs. After all…

08/10/2026

Your books might look fine at a glance, but small errors can create bigger headaches when tax deadlines arrive.

August is a great time to review your business records and make sure everything is accurate and up to date. That can include reconciling bank and credit card accounts, correcting misclassified transactions, reviewing payroll records, and tracking down discrepancies.

Cleaning up your books now can mean fewer surprises later, more accurate financial reports, and a much smoother tax preparation process.

Don’t wait until a deadline is around the corner to discover something doesn’t add up. A mid-year bookkeeping review can help get your business records back on track.

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08/06/2026

Cash flow problems don't always mean your business isn't profitable.

In fact, many healthy businesses experience cash flow challenges during late summer. A seasonal slowdown, delayed customer payments, or unexpected expenses can leave you with less cash on hand, even when sales are strong.

When cash flow becomes tight, it can affect your ability to:
• Cover payroll
• Restock inventory
• Pay vendors on time
• Invest in growth opportunities
• Handle unexpected expenses

The good news is that cash flow issues can often be identified before they become major problems. Regularly reviewing your financial statements, monitoring accounts receivable, and planning for seasonal fluctuations can help keep your business on solid financial footing.

If you're feeling the squeeze this August, now is the time to take a closer look at your numbers. A proactive review today can help you avoid bigger financial headaches later in the year.

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08/04/2026

Another business owner investing in growth.

Today we partnered with Chris Lachnicht of Heart and Soul to modernize his accounting with QuickBooks Online and bring his financial records current.

Our goal isn't just bookkeeping—it's giving business owners the financial clarity they need to grow with confidence.

Helping businesses succeed is what we love to do.

How often do you review your business financials?
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