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General Ledgers Accounting & Tax Services, Inc.

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General Ledgers Accounting & Tax Services, Inc.

General Ledgers is an accounting firm in Brighton, Co. that specializes in tax return filing and planning for individuals and businesses. We're here to help.

Our company specializes in accounting and tax preparation services for a wide variety of clients. We specialize in: Tax return filing and tax planning for individuals, Accounting and financial statements for small businesses, Partnership tax return filing and Corporate tax return filing. Annual participation in Continuing Professional Education courses offered by local chapters of national account

ing and tax associations keeps our firm on the leading edge of ever-changing tax laws and accounting methods. Computerized offices and internet access ensures clients accurate, efficient, state-of-the-art service at a competitive price. Visit the Services area of our site to learn more about the many accounting and tax services available to individuals and businesses. Visit the Contact Us page for information regarding how to reach us via telephone, fax, e-mail or mail. Feel free to contact the office anytime.

07/22/2026

Monthly financial statements are essential. But they often take weeks to prepare and may arrive after you’ve already made critical business decisions. Flash reports can help bridge that gap by providing real-time snapshots of critical metrics — such as cash balances, collections and payroll. These reports provide timely insight into financial performance, allowing you to identify emerging issues before they become major problems. Because flash reports are preliminary, you should use them as management tools, not formal financial statements. Call us at (303) 659-4013 to discuss how customized flash reports can help your business make faster, more informed financial decisions.

07/21/2026

Can taxpayers deduct alimony payments? It depends on when you signed your divorce or separation agreement. If it was made in 2019 or later, you can’t deduct alimony (and alimony’s not included in the recipient’s taxable income). But these payments are generally deductible (and taxable to the recipient) if they’re subject to an agreement made before 2019 — unless it was modified. As for child support payments, they aren’t deductible if you make them or considered taxable income if you receive them, regardless of when the agreement was signed. If you’re going through a divorce, consult us. We can work with your attorney to manage tax issues and minimize your tax burden. Call us at (303) 659-4013.

07/20/2026

You probably have retirement questions: How much should I save before I quit working? When should I start taking Social Security benefits? Can I retire before Medicare coverage kicks in? What about taxes in retirement? We can provide you with answers based on your individual financial circumstances and retirement goals. Contact us at (303) 659-4013.

07/16/2026

In the event of divorce, part or all of a married couple’s business will often be considered divisible marital property. If you’re in this situation, you likely can divide your business ownership interests without triggering federal income or gift taxes. The spouse receiving the interests assumes the existing tax basis (to determine future gain or loss) and holding period. Tax-free treatment generally applies to transfers made before, during or up to a year after the divorce. Transfer recipients will owe taxes on any gain if they later sell the ownership interests. Call us at (303) 659-4013 for more information on the tax implications of divorce.

07/15/2026

Accurate bookkeeping and timely accounting records provide the foundation for informed decisions throughout the year. When your books are current and reliable, it’s easier to manage cash flow, identify operational issues and jump on growth opportunities. Contact us at (303) 659-4013 for help streamlining your financial reporting processes and reducing year-end surprises.

07/14/2026

College student-athletes can now be legally paid for the use of their “name, image and likeness” (NIL) without risking NCAA eligibility. But if you support an athlete through NIL contributions, know that payments made directly to student-athletes aren’t tax-deductible. Contributions to organizations commonly called “collectives” may be deductible, but be sure to clear three key hurdles: 1) Itemize deductions on your return, 2) give only to a collective that’s a tax-exempt charity, and 3) don’t earmark payments for specific athletes or make them in exchange for substantial benefits, such as season tickets. Contact us at (303) 659-4013 to learn more.

07/13/2026

You’ll probably owe tax on your retirement income — how much depends on factors such as the types of retirement accounts you own and your other income sources. In general, retirees should withdraw funds from any taxable accounts first, tax-deferred accounts second and tax-free accounts last. But different withdrawal strategies may benefit you. The important thing is to start planning before you retire. Call us at (303) 659-4013 for help.

07/09/2026

The IRS has expanded its Business Tax Account (BTA), making the self-service platform available to partnerships; tax-exempt organizations; federal, state and local governments; and Indian tribal governments. The BTA is a centralized platform that allows eligible users to manage their federal tax responsibilities online. Among other things, BTA users can view tax balances, make payments and see payment history, access eligible payroll and income transcripts, if eligible, and download select digital notices. The newly eligible entities join sole proprietors, S corporations and C corporations that are already able to access the platform. Call us at (303) 659-4013 to discuss your business’s tax obligations.

07/08/2026

Tax planning requires more than preparing returns at filing time. We work with individuals and businesses throughout the year to identify tax-saving opportunities, address compliance requirements and respond to changing tax laws. Call us at (303) 659-4013 to schedule an appointment to discuss your tax needs.

07/07/2026

Does your child have a paid internship? Don’t let him or her forget about taxes. Many interns are surprised to learn that internship stipends or other related payments are generally taxable, even if the program offers training or educational opportunities. Depending on the arrangement, payments may be reported on Form W‑2 or Form 1099. Even if no tax form is issued to your child, the income may still be taxable. If taxes aren’t withheld from internship pay, estimated tax payments might be necessary to avoid surprises when it’s time to file a tax return. If you have questions, we can help. Contact us at (303) 659-4013.

Address

517 S 4th Avenue
Brighton, CO
80601

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm

Website

http://generalledgersaccounting.com/

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