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Tax and Financial Reporting

Our comprehensive services include all tax and regulatory requirements.

  For Individuals and Businesses

 ·          1099 reporting for real estate, certain amounts of precious metals and on January 1, 2012, all
tangible property in excess of $600.00

 ·          Form 8824 is used to report the completed like-kind exchanges.

 ·          Form 4562 is used to report annual depreciation expense. 

 ·          Schedule M-1  is used to report differences between book income and like-kind exchanges.

 ·          Circular 230 requires disclosure of tax reporting positions which may be subject to interpretation by
tax authorities.

 ·          Tax Opinion protects clients from IRS challenge, penalties and interest thereon.

  Additional Requirements for Businesses Only 

 ·          Schedule M-3 is used to specifically identify differences between book income and taxable income, 
such as like-kind exchanges.

 ·          Schedule UTP  is used specifically identify tax positions that are aggressive or have a 50% or less
chance being sustained if contested, such as poorly planned exchanges.

 ·          FASB FIN 48 specifically identify's on financial statements those tax positions that are aggressive
or have a 50% or less chance of being sustained.

 ·          Sarbanes Oxley for the proper reporting of depreciation.  

 ·          Fixed Assets. We provide Fixed Assets services as part of our repetitive equipment exchanges.