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What to Do When Tax Season Isn’t What You Expected

By Matt Patrick / May 14, 2019 / Comments Off on What to Do When Tax Season Isn’t What You Expected

We’ve all had the experience in school of walking out of an exam feeling woefully under-prepared and thinking… “Well, that’s definitely not what I expected.” But when you are running a small business and you walk out of your accountant’s office saying the same thing about your taxes, there’s a problem. Your taxes should not…

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Our Taxes are HOW Much? (and other things you should never have to say to your accountant)

By Matt Patrick / April 18, 2019 / Comments Off on Our Taxes are HOW Much? (and other things you should never have to say to your accountant)

We are hitting pause on our regularly scheduled programming to do a post-tax-season pulse check. Do any (or all) of these statements describe how you are feeling now that tax season has ended? “How in the world am I going to make payroll this month, write the huge check I owe for taxes, AND pay…

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Patrick Accounting Announces Merger with the Massey CPA Group

By Matt Patrick / July 27, 2018 / Comments Off on Patrick Accounting Announces Merger with the Massey CPA Group

Patrick Accounting of Memphis and Massey CPA Group of Sherwood, Arkansas are pleased to announce their merger effective immediately. “I am eager for the opportunity to join forces with such a reputable firm,” says Matthew Patrick, CPA and Managing Member, Patrick Accounting and Patrick Payroll. “The Massey Group’s team and culture is very similar to…

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What is the New Cost of Entertaining?

By Matt Patrick / January 5, 2018 / Comments Off on What is the New Cost of Entertaining?

In general, the new tax Act provides for stricter limits on the deductibility of business meals and entertainment expenses. Under the Act, entertainment expenses incurred or paid after December 31, 2017 are nondeductible unless they fall under the specific exceptions in Code Section 274(e). One of those exceptions is for “expenses for recreation, social, or…

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