Frank L. Zerjav, CPA, is an experienced licensed professional based in St. Louis County, Missouri. For over 40 years, he has delivered custom-tailored tax strategies and a wide array of specialize solutions to clients across the United States. As founder, CEO and manager of the Advisory Group Associates' Tax & Advisory firms. Frank Zerjav Sr. CPA not only serves individuals, but also assists business owners & professionals in navigating the often-daunting world of implementing proven tax reduction opportunities through strategic tax planning.
Tax & business planning can be a difficult time for business owners & professionals. For an individual whose responsibilities include ensuring the day-to-day and long-term success of their business or practice, delving into the complex and frequently changing world of tax regulations can be a frustrating endeavor. However, adhering to a few simple guidelines can help business owners & professionals stay sane while preparing their taxes, and keeping calm is a necessary step toward avoiding potentially costly mistakes or missed opportunities.
A positive outlook and general knowledge of the IRS’s organization and operations can go a long way in making tax planning more tolerable. Researching the agency’s legal right to collect taxes, its real-world interpretations of tax law, and the function of the IRS Taxpayer Advocacy Program can help business owners understand their own role in the social system of taxation and acknowledge that the IRS is not something to be feared.
Before filing their taxes, business owners & professionals should ensure that they are providing only necessary data to the IRS. In addition, it is crucial to claim only the deductions that they have a legal entitlement to and to never intentionally fail to report or pay workers in an attempt to avoid taxation. Likewise, they should ignore any financial schemes that promise a tax-free method of storing or managing one’s funds.
In most situations, the Advisory Group Associates' team of Professional Tax Advisors provide valuable guidance for strategic tax planning. Business owners & professionals should never opt to prepare their taxes themselves. the tax professional can help them save time, process accurate tax returns and offer peace of mind to know that they will not have those costly mistakes or missed opportunities.
Tax & business planning can be a difficult time for business owners & professionals. For an individual whose responsibilities include ensuring the day-to-day and long-term success of their business or practice, delving into the complex and frequently changing world of tax regulations can be a frustrating endeavor. However, adhering to a few simple guidelines can help business owners & professionals stay sane while preparing their taxes, and keeping calm is a necessary step toward avoiding potentially costly mistakes or missed opportunities.
A positive outlook and general knowledge of the IRS’s organization and operations can go a long way in making tax planning more tolerable. Researching the agency’s legal right to collect taxes, its real-world interpretations of tax law, and the function of the IRS Taxpayer Advocacy Program can help business owners understand their own role in the social system of taxation and acknowledge that the IRS is not something to be feared.
Before filing their taxes, business owners & professionals should ensure that they are providing only necessary data to the IRS. In addition, it is crucial to claim only the deductions that they have a legal entitlement to and to never intentionally fail to report or pay workers in an attempt to avoid taxation. Likewise, they should ignore any financial schemes that promise a tax-free method of storing or managing one’s funds.
In most situations, the Advisory Group Associates' team of Professional Tax Advisors provide valuable guidance for strategic tax planning. Business owners & professionals should never opt to prepare their taxes themselves. the tax professional can help them save time, process accurate tax returns and offer peace of mind to know that they will not have those costly mistakes or missed opportunities.