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FP&A Today for Your Dream Tomorrow

  It’s 2024, do you know where your money is? Just like those old public service announcements that queried parents about the location of their children late at night, if the question above stirs butterflies in your belly, you’re not alone. Most people don’t enjoy the financial visibility they need

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Tax Planning for Key Life Decisions

Making smart tax choices for life’s biggest changes significantly impacts your net worth and available wealth to provide for your family. At Accountability Services, we help clients navigate milestones proactively, to make the right tax planning decisions for achieving long-term financial goals. Are you taking advantage of all available tax

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Two Award-Winning Accounting Firms Join Forces

Lots of small businesses and startups struggle with taxes, accounting, and setting financial goals. It’s confusing and frustrating trying to figure everything out on your own. Where can you find guides to help you through the messy financial side of business? Boulder Valley CPAs and Accountability Services heard those cries

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Starting a Business Checklist

Whether it’s your first time starting a business or you’re an old pro, making sure you dot your i’s and cross your t’s keeps your new venture in compliance from day one. While this checklist won’t cover every single item on your administrative to-do list, it’s a great start towards

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Test Your Knowledge: Income Statement & Balance Sheet

How up to speed are you on accounting terminology? Have a little fun and test your business knowledge! Income Statement and Balance Sheet Quiz What does GAAP stand for? Hint: It’s the series of rules and guidelines used by accountants to make basic decisions for recording and classifying financial information.

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Short-Term Rentals and State Taxes for Washington

Renting out part or all of a property on AirBnB is a popular source of passive income, but did you know that operating a short-term rental means you may need to register with the Washington Department of Revenue and the city where the property is located, even if you don’t

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