Did you receive a letter from the IRS?:
If so, don't panic -- and don't call the IRS!
You are in good company - the IRS sends out millions of letters and notices each
year, and many times, they contain inaccuracies!
The first
thing to do is CALL your accountant. Don't call the IRS, don't write to them,
don't send them money - call your accountant.
If you don't
have one, call ME. We can make dealing with the IRS simple and
painless.
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Going "Green" Might Just Save You Money!
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 Need a new
car? Why not consider a Mini-E, an Audi-A1 Sportback, a Ford Focus, a Toyota
Prius Plug-in, or one of the many other plug-in vehicles now on the market (a
list is available at www.pluginamerica.org) and save some
money on your taxes.
The IRS now
provides a tax credit of between $2,500 and $7,500 for the purchase of a
plug-in, depending on the battery capacity. But, don't hesitate, it is only
available on the first 200,000 vehicles sold by each manufacturer.
Can't afford a
new one? Buy a conversion kit and create your own plug-in - you still may be
eligible for a credit of up to $4,000!
For
more information on these credits and other planning opportunities for 2010 and
beyond please click here.
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About Us ..... At CA Brandt, we know how difficult financial management for the small business owner can be. After all, you didn't start your business because you loved accounting, right?
Time and time again, we've been able to take the headache out of business and tax planning, as well as a host of other financial challenges that keep you awake at night. That's why we call our services "Certified Financial Pain Management" because at CA Brandt, we take the pain of financial management and planning away, so that you can get back to the real business at hand.
Woburn Office
18 Commerce Way, Suite
1650
Woburn, MA
01801
Phone
781-897-1755
Fax
781-897-1756
cbrandt@cabrandt.com
Bradford Office
50 South Main
St.
Bradford, MA
01835
Phone
978-556-5050
Fax
978-521-4081
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Did You Know?
Statistics
show that most weddings occur in June, August and
September.
Although it is
probably
the last thing on your mind, if you're planning to tie the knot and
you're going to change your name, don't forget to tell the social security
administration. File Form SS-5 (available at www.socialsecurity.gov) to avoid filing
nightmares, such as not getting your refund, at tax time.
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