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Submitted by: Tim Hald

Would it not be nice to be able to own a business and have the latest, up-to-date, and error-free financial plans put into place? Would it not also be nice to rest assured knowing that you have everything under control, that you accounts are all in order, and that you are always two steps ahead of the game and well-informed about how things will happen? Furthermore, would not all of this be wonderful especially if you did not have to do the work yourself? No, this is not a fantasy. In fact, it could be a very realistic reality all with the aide of a CPA.

With a Certified Public Accountant, [particularly one with a good clientele base and positive feedback], you can reap the benefits of having everything in check without having to suffer through endless hours of trying to muddle through your papers and taxes all on your own, just to get them organized enough to play the fill in the blanks game with a do-it-yourself software that you probably do not feel confident enough in to relax until the results of your labor are reviewed and assessed days later.

With all of these benefits, why do people choose otherwise? Honestly, yes, it does cost a bit more money than a software program. And, yes, it may take some time to find a CPA who you feel comfortable with that has the backup and resume you feel confident enough with. And yes, you still may feel on edge whilst awaiting the first results of the fruits of their labor. However, once these things have been done, and you are able to judge that this person is not only good, but great at what they do, and that the money was worth it, as well as the time, the positives vastly outweigh the negatives.

Your time and money was not wasted, and after the initial test run, you have found a great public accountant that is efficient in what they do and very thorough so you get the most out of your work and have minimal, if any, problems along the line.

In the summer months some of us can have the misfortune of an audit from the Internal Revenue Service. It is never a pleasant experience, but a CPA can help make the process much less stressful with a greater likelihood of a positive outcome. Not only is a CPA’s experience and training helpful in the process, but they have access to records that an individual does not have. For example, a Certified Public Accountant can obtain past records from the Internal Revenue Service that mirror what the IRS sees when they make a decision to audit. This can be very helpful in preparation for an audit so that all documents are ready for the disputed items. This is basically like having back door access right into the IRS itself.

Heavy penalties and fines can usually be more than the error itself. Don’t go through the frustration of fighting an audit yourself, use a licensed CPA to help ease the audit process.

About the Author: Tim Hald as been a practicing CPA in the Austin area for 28 years. To find out more about this CPA in Austin, Texas go to

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to help your IRS problems.

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