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NTRC Tax and Financial Services provides a comprehensive range of Tax, Accounting and Business servi

10/11/2026

A strong finish to the year begins with an intentional financial plan.

As the year draws to a close, take time to review your financial position, organize important records, evaluate business performance, and identify tax planning opportunities before deadlines approach. A clear plan can help individuals, families, and small businesses make informed decisions and enter the new year with greater confidence.

NTRC Tax and Finance provides personalized tax preparation, tax planning, bookkeeping, accounting, and strategic financial consulting for clients throughout Metro Atlanta and DeKalb County, including Chamblee, Doraville, Decatur, Stone Mountain, Tucker, Dunwoody, Brookhaven, and surrounding communities.

Schedule a free consultation to discuss your year-end priorities and build a financial plan aligned with your goals.

10/10/2026

Saturday Spotlight: celebrating the entrepreneurs who strengthen the communities of Avondale Estates and Decatur.

Local businesses contribute to thriving neighborhoods, create opportunities, and serve as an important foundation for economic growth. NTRC Tax and Finance is proud to support small business owners with personalized tax preparation, compliance, bookkeeping, accounting, and strategic financial consulting.

With local expertise and solutions tailored to each business, NTRC helps entrepreneurs maintain accurate records, plan with confidence, and make informed financial decisions. Complimentary consultations are available for business owners seeking guidance.

Serving Avondale Estates, Decatur, and communities throughout Metro Atlanta and DeKalb County.

10/08/2026

Georgia taxpayers and small businesses should begin preparing for the state’s 2026 tax changes now.

For the 2026 tax year, Georgia’s flat individual income tax rate is 4.99%. The standard deduction increases to $15,000 for single, head-of-household, and married-filing-separately taxpayers, and $30,000 for married couples filing jointly. The dependent deduction also increases to $5,000.

Additional provisions may affect qualified overtime compensation, cash tips, retirement income, employer childcare benefits, and certain business tax credits. Employers should also review payroll withholding, year-end reporting, and electronic filing requirements to support accurate compliance.

The impact will depend on filing status, income sources, dependents, business structure, and eligibility for specific deductions or credits. Reviewing records and tax strategy before year-end can help identify required adjustments and reduce filing surprises.

NTRC Tax and Finance provides personalized tax preparation, planning, compliance, and accounting services for Metro Atlanta families and small businesses. Schedule a free consultation to review how Georgia’s 2026 changes may affect your next filing.

10/07/2026

Mid-October is an important time to review your household finances before year-end.

A focused financial check-in can help you review tax withholdings, confirm HSA and FSA contributions, organize important tax documents, and identify changes that may affect your tax situation. Addressing these items now provides time to correct discrepancies and prepare for a more efficient filing season.

NTRC Tax and Finance provides personalized tax preparation and planning for families in Decatur, Stone Mountain, Lithonia, and throughout Metro Atlanta. Schedule a free consultation to discuss your household’s tax readiness and financial priorities.

10/06/2026

Charitable giving requires advance planning to support both the causes you value and your year-end tax strategy.

Before December 31, Georgia taxpayers should consider:

• Confirming that the organization is qualified to receive deductible contributions.
• Evaluating whether a donor-advised fund may fit long-term giving goals, while retaining the sponsoring organization’s acknowledgment and contribution records.
• Keeping bank records, receipts, canceled checks, and written acknowledgments. A contemporaneous written acknowledgment is generally required for individual contributions of $250 or more.
• Documenting noncash donations carefully. Contributions exceeding $500 may require Form 8283, and higher-value property may require a qualified appraisal.
• Reviewing how charitable contributions fit within the taxpayer’s overall filing strategy, since eligibility and deduction rules vary.

Do not wait until tax season to locate donation records or confirm documentation requirements. NTRC Tax and Finance provides personalized tax planning and preparation for individuals, families, and small businesses throughout Metro Atlanta and DeKalb County.

Schedule a free consultation to review your year-end charitable giving strategy.

10/05/2026

A stronger new year begins with a clear view of how your business operates.

An operational audit reviews processes, internal controls, financial procedures, and risk areas to identify opportunities for greater efficiency, stronger assurance, and improved accountability before the next fiscal year begins. For small businesses in Chamblee, Decatur, Tucker, and throughout Metro Atlanta, this proactive review can support sound decision-making and more effective financial management.

NTRC Tax and Finance provides operational audits and strategic financial consulting tailored to your business objectives. Schedule a free consultation to discuss how an audit can help position your organization for a more efficient and successful year ahead.

10/04/2026

A strong finish to the year begins with thoughtful preparation today.

As the final quarter approaches, Metro Atlanta families and entrepreneurs can benefit from reviewing financial priorities, organizing records, evaluating cash flow, and confirming that tax and business plans remain aligned with current goals. Proactive preparation supports compliance, informed decision-making, and greater peace of mind as year-end approaches.

Whether reviewing personal finances or strengthening a small-business strategy, professional guidance can help identify opportunities, address concerns, and establish a clear path forward.

Schedule a free consultation with NTRC Tax and Finance to prepare for a strong finish.

10/03/2026

Strong communities are built by strong local businesses.

This Saturday Spotlight recognizes the entrepreneurs and business owners serving Brookhaven and Dunwoody. From storefronts and professional practices to growing small businesses, local enterprises contribute to the strength and vitality of our communities.

NTRC Tax and Finance provides local expertise in business tax preparation, compliance, bookkeeping, operational audits, capital forecasting, and strategic financial consulting. A free consultation is available to review your business’s current needs and identify practical next steps.

To the Brookhaven and Dunwoody business community: thank you for your continued commitment to the neighborhoods you serve.

10/02/2026

Before December 31, DeKalb County small-business owners should review potential tax deductions and year-end planning opportunities with a qualified tax professional.

1) Section 179: Review qualifying equipment, vehicles, and business property placed in service during the year.

2) Bonus depreciation: Determine whether eligible assets may qualify and how depreciation choices align with current and future tax needs.

3) Retirement plan contributions: Evaluate employer-sponsored retirement contributions and deadlines, including options that may support both tax planning and employee retention.

4) Health insurance: Confirm whether eligible business or self-employed health insurance costs can be deducted and properly documented.

Also review bookkeeping records, outstanding invoices, business expenses, and asset purchases before finalizing your year-end strategy. Eligibility, limits, and deadlines vary based on business structure, accounting method, and current tax law.

NTRC Tax and Finance provides personalized tax preparation, compliance, bookkeeping, and strategic planning for small businesses throughout DeKalb County and Metro Atlanta. Schedule a free consultation to review your year-end opportunities.

10/01/2026

Year-end payroll preparation should begin now, not in January.

Metro Atlanta small businesses should review payroll and contractor records before year-end to help ensure accurate reporting and timely filing. Key steps include:

• Reconcile payroll totals and employee information for W-2 preparation.
• Confirm contractor legal names, addresses, taxpayer identification numbers, and payment records.
• Review worker classifications and identify contractors who may require Form 1099-NEC reporting.
• Organize documentation for payments, reimbursements, and corrections.
• Plan ahead for the January 31 deadline generally applicable to furnishing W-2s to employees and filing W-2s with the Social Security Administration, as well as furnishing and filing Form 1099-NEC. When a deadline falls on a weekend or holiday, the due date may move to the next business day.

Early preparation helps reduce errors, avoid last-minute corrections, and support compliance. NTRC Tax and Finance provides payroll and year-end reporting support tailored to local businesses.

Schedule a free consultation to review your year-end preparation plan.

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5256 Peachtree Road, Ste 135
Atlanta, GA
30341

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 9pm
Tuesday	9am - 9pm
Wednesday	9am - 9pm
Thursday	9am - 9pm
Friday	9am - 9pm
Saturday	9am - 7pm
Sunday	12pm - 5pm

Telephone

(404) 284-9161

Website

http://ntrctax.com/

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