The 2012 tax season is seeing a lot of taxpayers filing their returns through smartphones and tablets.
Major tax software providers, Turbo Tax and H&R Block, have made apps available for customers to pay taxes by pressing a few buttons after downloading their mobile softward.
However, filing taxes through insecure networks is very risking and taxpayers are advised against doing this.
For Rio Grande Valley residents and business owners, filing taxes with professional McAllen CPAs at Gonzalez & Arrambide, Inc. will ensure security. Call our office at
956-447-9339.
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Bookkeeping can seem trivial and burdensome, however it is necessary. For businesses, there is no way around it, and many businesses leave the task up to themselves without seeking outside assistance.
It has been suggested that hiring a CPA or financial expert to do your bookkeeping can actually save your business money. By outsourcing this task, you are able to dedicate more time to business operations and not on managing your finances.
Know that your finances are in the right hands.
Contact the professional CPAs at Gonzalez and Arrambide, Inc. of Weslaco at 956-447-9009 for bookkeeping services.
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Financial advisors are not always the most popular people, because they place limits and guidelines on business expenditures that are not always ideal. However, this is necessary for business success.
Financial advisors are increasingly in demand, especially during this era of financial struggle for small businesses. With the help of a skilled financial advisor, companies can trust that their monies are handled effectively.
If you are looking for Texas tax consultants who are skilled in financial planning, call Gonzalez & Arrambide, Inc. in Weslaco at 956-447-9009. Our team of financial advisors can help your business become successful through effective finance planning.
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Pastor Jim Garlow isn’t afraid of the IRS and he’s making that known. The leader of the Skyline Wesleyan Church in La Mesa, California will stand on the pulpit on October 7th and openly urge his congregation to vote for certain presidential and congressional candidates. The catch is, doing so could expose his church to being in violation of IRS rules regarding 501(c)(3) charitable organizations. The rules outlined state that any charitable organization can have a political stance on but prohibits acting “on behalf of (or in opposition to) any candidate for public office.”
Pulpit Freedom Sunday has been gaining prominence each year since its inception in 2008. On that day, pastors such as Garlow, and as many as 539 others, stand before their congregations and speak in favor of certain political candidates. In Garlow’s case, that puts the $7 million mega-church’s tax exemptions in jeopardy. The IRS has yet to respond to the movement even as some churches openly tape their political sermons and send them to the agency.
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For more information on how we can help you with your tax questions, contact the McAllen tax accountants at Texas Tax CPA at 956-447-9009.
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As of July 1, Amazon.com has begun charging Texas residents a sales tax. The online retailer has avoided charging most of its customers sales tax for years, but since the recession, many lawmakers have targeted the seller to fill large budget shortfalls.
While many argue that the new tax charges evens the playing field with local booksellers who must compete with the retail giant, others note that it may benefit Amazon in the long run. The new tax charges could allow Amazon to open more distribution centers across the country, which may bring lower prices and shorter ship times for customers in the future.
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For help with your tax questions and concerns, contact the skilled team of McAllen CPAs at Gonzalez and Arrambide, Inc. at (956) 447-9009.
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