Do You Know What a CPA Can Do For You? Your Financial Guide

A Certified Public Accountant serves as your business & financial guide. At David L. Prince, we can assist you in...

• paying the lowest taxes possible and keeping more of what you make
• investing to earn satisfactory yields
• satisfying record-keeping and report filing requirements
• solving business problems
• using financial and audit reports to make sound business decisions
• achieving the maximum profit from your business venture

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Tax Planning and Preparation
Your CPA prepares all required tax returns to assure that you are paying no more taxes than necessary. Throughout the year, your CPA monitors tax law changes that will affect you, recommends tax saving strategies, and serves as your advocate in tax matters.

Professional Competence
Your CPA has demonstrated professional competence by meeting high education and experience standards for the accounting profession, passing a rigid nationally- uniform examination, and meeting state licensing and continuing education requirements.

Investment Review
Your CPA acts as a sounding board for your investment ideas and suggests the best structure to maximize your after-tax return.

Record-keeping and Reports
Your CPA designs accounting systems to fit your business and personal financial affairs. Your CPA also prepares payroll reports, journals, general ledgers, reports to state and federal agencies, and other financial records and reports.

Financial Statements
Your CPA can prepare or supervise the preparation of your financial statements. Helping you to use the statements in managing your business and increasing your profitability is an important aspect of a CPA's service to your company.

Business Problem Solving
As you start a business, your CPA helps you select the proper organizational structure and secure adequate financing. Your CPA will work with you, your banker, lawyer, insurance agent, and other advisors to solve your business problems. You receive assistance with loan applications, pricing, credit policies, cash flow, cost controls, and your other business needs. If you have a financial problem your CPA can't solve, you'll be directed to a specialist for assistance.