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Welcome to 2019! We start the year off a little ominously; a partial government shutdown, looming international trade issues, and a rollercoaster stock market.


All of these trending topics seem to make 2019 seem a little too much like 2009. And with the start of a new year comes resolutions, that long-standing tradition of creating a “to-do” list that requires actual changes. And just like the parking spaces at gyms across the country, people are working on those resolutions until February comes…

A lot of business owners make a resolution to better manage their finances or to get a grip on their business’s cash flow. Most of those resolutions make it until February, creating a vicious cycle of short term improvement, followed by a return to the status quo. It is much harder to make any progress on those business-related resolutions if your accountant is still wrapping up the 2018 numbers or hasn’t worked out a 2019 budget [yet].

GP CPA will make it easier to keep those resolutions and make a meaningful impact on your business throughout the year. Let’s have a conversation about your business needs to customize a plan for you and your cash flow to make 2019 the year your business moved to the next level.

The Employee Retention Credit (ERC)

The Employee Retention Credit (ERC)

The Employee Retention Credit (“ERC”) has had some upgrades and retrofits to some of the basic calculations with the most recent (12.27.20) CARES Act changes.

Good Riddance, 2020

Good Riddance, 2020

What is new in 2021? Meals in 2021 are once again 100% deductible, the next round of PPP funding is coming and the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) has been changed.

What Tax Breaks Changed From 2018?

What Tax Breaks Changed From 2018?

Congress extended some of the tax breaks retroactively to January 1, 2018. They now expire on December 31, 2020. Learn more about tax breaks that have been extended.

Dear Client, I have good news!

Dear Client, I have good news!

Since we now have less than 90 days left in the year, kindly keep me apprised of when you expect the major revenue collections to be during the next few weeks and we can adjust accordingly.

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