Spiceda Jackson CPA reveals how she helps small business owners reduce the accountant cost in College Park, GA

Nov 6, 2017

CPA Spiceda Jackson has announced three things she has introduced to help small business owners reduce accounting costs, achieve growth and realize their potential. For more information please visit http://www.taxplus365.com

College Park, Georgia, United States - November 6, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —

Spiceda Davis Jackson, CPA founder at TaxPLUS 365 has just revealed how she is making life easier for entrepreneurs to reduce taxes and grow their small businesses.

For more information please visit http://www.taxplus365.com

When asked to elaborate, Ms. Jackson is quoted as saying, “One of the biggest problems I find is that business owners struggle when it comes to understanding financial statements and maximizing their tax affairs.”

TaxPLUS 365 offers a number of ways to help solve this problem, creating growth opportunities for their clients.

1.) Translating Tax Returns

The first thing that a new client can expect when engaging Ms. Jackson for advice is a free consultation.

During the consult, everything from previous tax returns that could help clients maximize their profits are reviewed.

“I’ve found that many business owners don’t fully understand what their tax returns are saying.”

“So I see myself as a ‘tax whisperer,’ by helping my clients interpret what their tax returns are really saying about the financial position of their business. ”

According to Jackson, knowing which tax deductions are available for a particular type of business can help clients think more strategically during the year when it comes to their expense decisions.

When asked to comment she added, “If a client knows which expenses are tax deductible, then they can better manage the day-to-day running of their business.”

2.) Improving Cash Generation

Another way that Jackson and her team at TaxPLUS 365 help small local businesses flourish is by finding out how clients earn their money and subsequently record their income and expenses.

Understanding income is what Jackson describes as a “growth tool,” which can further help small business owners expand their horizons. In this regard, TaxPLUS 365 offers practical advice that helps improve cash flow.

When asked for an example, Ms. Jackson said, “If I have a client that sells products at various price points, we can identify and provide insight about which ones are more likely to help cash flow and which ones are going to tie up cash in the business. This can help steer a business owner to focus on marketing and selling products that increase the bottom line.”

3.) Telling A Better Financial Story

Financial statements in a small business are often something that deliver little or no value to a business owner in terms of being an asset they can use to grow their business.

At TaxPLUS 365 Ms. Jackson has changed all that.

For example, she helps her clients generate financial statements that paint a financial picture that banks and investors understand and can get behind in terms of lending and investment.

“We are often able to do this by retelling a company’s story and presenting their financials in a well-prepared and accurate way, so they become good candidates for lending or investing,” Jackson added.

For more information please visit http://www.accountingfirmatlantaga.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Mrs. Spiceda Davis Jackson, CPA
Organization: TaxPLUS 365
Address: 1682 Virginia Ave, College Park, GA 30337, USA
Phone: 404-478-2220

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