Lots of people can do their own taxes with on-line software . But what about changes in your life? Marriage, home purchase or sale, rental property, inheritances, or starting a small business. These are just a few examples of when you need expert advice.
Does your accountant return your calls? Do you feel comfortable asking them a question? Do you feel heard? With the right CPA, the answers should be a resounding "Yes!"

Who could have ever anticipated the tax law changes created in the One Big Beautiful Bill? Items set to expire at the end of 2025 have been made permanent. Others have been eliminated. New deductions and rules have been created. Additional changes are set to take place in 2026. Almost every person will be impacted somehow by the Bill.
Sifting through these changes is overwhelming. I give my clients advice on all of this information as it happens so they can take advantage of any benefits and avoid any impediments before the year ends. If your tax preparer doesn't given you a heads up as laws and benefits change, you may miss out on some very important information.

If you don't make adjustments before December 31, year end, you will miss out on opportunities create by new laws.

Sandra Lawes, CPA, was raised on the east coast but has spent her entire adult life in Phoenix. She fell in love with Phoenix when she was 18 and still loves the desert. She believes traveling makes you a better-rounded and more understanding individual.
Sandra has two daughters and four granddaughters.
Sandra graduated from Arizona State University with a Degree in Accounting and had worked in corporate America for 26 years. She became a Certified Public Accountant in 1995 and started her CPA firm in 2008.
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