One area of importance that continues to evolve is the filing of federal forms 1099. There has been increased emphasis on filing requirements and how to properly report payments to vendors. Learn more about 1099 forms and contact us if you feel uncertain about the rules for filing
Read MoreHave you sold a good or service and received payment via Venmo, Cash App or a similar third-party processor? You may now have to file a Form 1099-K if you generate more than $600 of annual gross sales from the sale of a good or service.
Read MoreNeed a complete checklist on best practices and steps to getting a business off the ground? Look no further than this blog!
Read MoreDo you understand the significance of tax planning in 2018? Did you know that a major tax act was passed? What are some of the new rules that could affect you?
Read MoreDo you have an early stage business? If so, Cooper CPA Group can help you to improve your overall business strategy, and increase your range of business opportunities. Read on to find out how.
Read MoreCooper CPA Group wants to help you maximize the value of your business. So we have created a custom action plan that will help us determine how to help you. Fill out this client assessment and give us a call at (713) 243-8590 to schedule a consultation and get the answers on how to create a more efficient business infrastructure!
Read MoreCooper CPA Group, PC can coordinate a collaborated team of professionals (“Consulting Group”) representing each business discipline to assist clients with the implementation and execution of a more efficient business infrastructure. Our initial focus surrounds business strategy, goals, objectives and long-term planning. Subsequently, we manage the execution process to increase the opportunity of a successful outcome.
Read MoreIn part two of How I got Started, I discuss how blending creativity with accounting has been useful in providing my clients with guidance, direction, and an increase in their cash flow.
Read MoreIn my career, creativity and accounting have gone hand-in-hand. While creativity and accounting may seem like an oxymoron, blending the two has proven substantially beneficial to my accounting career. In this blog I address how my upbringing has molded my practice into what it is today.
Read MoreLearn about what a Forensic Accountant is, the duties they perform, and how to determine a high quality Forensic Accountant.
Read MoreA critical difference between companies that manage succession well and those that don’t is the understanding that succession is a process, not an event. In fact, the process begins years before the event. Succession crises will only get worse if companies continue to avoid tackling the problem.
Read MoreThis week is all about succession planning. If you’re currently considering transferring ownership of your business, this week is dedicated to you.
Read MoreA general ledger is similar to the box scorecard of a sporting event that contains all of the detail to support the final score of the game. Your transactions related to revenues, expenses, asset purchases, liabilities, and equity (all found in the general ledger) support the final score at any given time of your operating performance.
Read MoreWhy do you need an accountant? What value is there in worrying about the detail that supports your financial statements?
Read MoreThis article on Tax Audits is written by Kiplinger
Read MoreIf you're getting hounded by calls, emails or letters from the IRS, how do you know they're legit? Here are some warning signs of scams to watch out for.
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This blog will discuss the importance of isolating your intellectual property into a separate entity to enhance value and mitigate risk. It will also discuss the importance of setting up separate entity structures to achieve your targeted goals and objectives. In most cases value should be separated with specifically defined revenue streams. The overall business structure established by the entrepreneur can assist with measuring value and timely accountability.
Read MoreDo you want to really know the effects of your actions on your financial future? All activities can be quantified like hitting a light switch, and then the room lights up. If you quantify your numbers the information received is like turning on the lights. You are no longer in the shadows wondering what is really going on in your business.
Read MoreCooper CPA Group would like to announce a new business offering for entrepreneurs that will be similar to controllership, but less invasive.
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