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The Financial Services of a Dallas CPA Firm

The Startup Magazine

Becoming a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) elevates a person’s standing among business contacts and peers in the accounting industry and clients and regulatory authorities. A CPA must have completed a certain amount of required coursework, pass a challenging exam consisting of four parts, and agree to abide by a code of ethics.

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Remote Tax Prep vs. Traditional Tax Services: Which One is Right for You?

The Startup Magazine

Traditional Tax Services Traditional tax services often involve hiring a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) or tax professional. Even if you have unique sources of income, such as dividends or capital gains from selling assets, a CPA can guide you correctly. They listen and learn about your personal finance, income taxes, and more.

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The Startup Guide to Affordable Accountancy

The Startup Magazine

You probably know that the majority of startups fail within the first five years. With staggering statistics like these, it’s clear that startups need to come up with affordable ways to handle their accounting services needs in order to avoid bankruptcy. In reality, 90% of them fail. Image Credit: Ross Williamson | Flickr.

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No credit? Big problem. Here are 7 steps to build your startup’s business credit

The Next Web

In the startup world, venture capital is often viewed as the penultimate goal, yet for many startups bootstrapping is often the reality. And self-financing puts the emphasis on business credit. Having access to credit can help you adapt to changing conditions and position your startup for success.

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The Latest Questions Small Businesses Are Asking

Up and Running

While there are no guarantees any startup business will be successful, a good first step to determine if an idea makes sense before proceeding with an investment of time and resources is to do a venture feasibility study. Do I need to hire a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) for my small business? Often this is not true.

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How Startups Can Prepare For Their First Tax Audit

YoungUpstarts

They work with attorneys to form corporate structures and help with financing agreements. Usually, the last thing they think about is when they should be talking to a CPA firm about their business lifecycle. Think of it as quantum theory – small early steps can lead to huge benefits.

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Exploring Tax Strategies For Small Businesses: Insights Inspired By Troy Renkemeyer’s Experiences

The Startup Magazine

When choosing an advisor, look for credentials such as CPA (Certified Public Accountant) or EA (Enrolled Agent) status, experience with similar businesses, and a communication style that matches your needs.