FJ & Associates, PLLC

FJ & Associates, PLLC Looking for an accountant or CPA in Kaysville Utah? Come see us at FJ and Associates, PLLC. We offer Big Firm Experience without the Big Firm Price!

A Certified Public Accounting Firm located in Kaysville and Roy, Utah offering services for individuals and businesses including tax preparation, payroll, audits. We are a full service certified public accounting firm specializing in personal taxes, business taxes, business payroll, business accounting, Quickbooks, consulting, audits and more. Our Audit areas of expertise include: Assisted Housing

Audits, HUD Audits, USDA-RD Audits, Public Housing Authority Audits, Government Audits, and Non-Profit Audits. You can learn more about our auditing services by visiting http://www.theAuditExperts.com. At FJ and Associates we realize you work hard for your money; that is why we work hard to help you keep it! Our CPA's have decades of experience and will take the headache out of your bookkeeping, payroll and/or taxes without costing you an arm and a leg! So, if you are looking for accountants in Kaysville Utah who love numbers, but will never treat you like one and who love accounting so you don't have to, call us today and schedule your free consultation.

09/03/2026

Tax planning isn't always about finding another deduction.
As businesses grow, tax planning often becomes more strategic.
While many business owners focus on reducing taxable income through equipment purchases or deductible expenses, there are situations where investment strategies may also become part of the conversation.
For example, certain investments may qualify for tax incentives established by current tax law. Depending on your financial situation, these opportunities can potentially support both your long-term investment goals and your overall tax strategy.
The key is this:
A tax strategy should make business and financial sense first—the tax benefit should be a bonus, not the only reason for the decision.
Every business is different, which is why advanced planning starts with understanding your goals before discussing potential strategies.

09/01/2026

QuickBooks doesn't automatically know everything about your business.
It only reports the information you connect to it.
For example:
✅ Connect your bank accounts and credit cards? Those transactions appear.
❌ Use separate invoicing software that isn't integrated? Those invoices may never show up in your accounting records.
Even worse, poorly connected apps can create duplicate invoices or duplicate transactions, making your financial reports unreliable.
The goal isn't to connect every app you own.
The goal is to build a system where your financial data flows together accurately.
When your data is organized, your reports become something you can actually use to make business decisions.

08/31/2026

Case Study: One business thought they had a payroll problem.
They actually had three.
Here's what we found:
➡️ Payroll notices with penalties because payments weren't always being made correctly.
➡️ Bookkeeping that became harder to manage because payroll wasn't reconciling properly and customer invoices weren't being matched to payments.
➡️ Tax returns that took longer every year because the financial records needed cleanup before they could even be prepared.
None of these issues existed in isolation.
Each one created more work for the next.
Instead of treating every problem separately, we broke the process into manageable pieces:
• A dedicated payroll solution to improve compliance.
• Bookkeeping cleanup and better reconciliation.
• Training on correctly recording customer payments.
• Ongoing guidance to help prevent the same issues from happening again.
Sometimes the biggest improvement isn't changing software—it's building a system where payroll, bookkeeping, and taxes all work together.

08/25/2026

Your tax problem might actually be a systems problem.
When your business feels chaotic, tax planning becomes much harder.
If you don't have a clear picture of your revenue, expenses, and cash flow throughout the year, it's easy to end up with an unexpected tax bill when the year closes.
The businesses that experience fewer surprises aren't always the ones making less money—they're the ones that stay organized.
Good tax planning starts long before tax season.
It starts with clean books, regular financial reviews, and understanding where your business stands month after month.
The more predictable your business is, the more predictable your taxes become.

08/24/2026

Made a tax mistake? Don't let it become a bigger one.
One missed filing or an unexpected IRS notice doesn't automatically mean you're in serious trouble.
What often creates bigger problems is ignoring it.
Penalties and interest can add up over time, and the longer an issue sits unresolved, the fewer options you may have.
In some situations, there may be opportunities to work through the issue, communicate with the taxing authority, or request relief when appropriate. Every situation is different, but those conversations are much easier to have early than years later.
Nobody gets everything right all the time.
If something has fallen through the cracks, don't panic—and don't ignore it.
The sooner you address it, the sooner you can move forward.

08/20/2026

You don't have to drive across town every time you receive a tax document.
Today's technology has made working with your CPA much simpler.
Instead of making a trip to the office, you can securely upload tax documents, IRS notices, and other important files through your client portal. Once they're uploaded, your CPA can review them and begin helping you sooner.
It's also a huge advantage for busy professionals, business owners, and families who have relocated.
Whether you're in Kaysville, Roy, Tulsa, Westerly—or you've moved somewhere entirely new—you can continue working with the same accounting team you know and trust.
Technology shouldn't replace relationships.
It should make those relationships easier to maintain.

08/19/2026

What does your investment risk score actually mean?
When people are asked about their risk tolerance, many aren't sure how to answer.
Some think, "I don't want to be too aggressive," while others don't want to be so conservative that their money doesn't grow.
That's why risk assessments exist.
They're designed to help build a portfolio that reflects your comfort with market fluctuations while supporting your long-term financial goals.
For many families, the conversation isn't just about investments—it's about finding the right balance. One spouse may be comfortable taking more risk, while the other prefers stability.
A well-designed portfolio isn't about chasing the highest return or avoiding all risk. It's about creating a diversified strategy that aligns with your goals and your ability to stay invested through market ups and downs.
Understanding your risk tolerance is one of the first steps toward making more informed investment decisions.

08/17/2026

Thinking about selling your business someday?
Most owners believe the buyer is only looking at revenue and profit.
In reality, that's just the beginning.
A serious buyer will likely want to understand things like:
• How your business generates revenue
• Customer contracts and recurring income
• Prior tax returns
• Ownership documents and operating agreements
• The legal structure of the business
• Any proprietary systems or technology that help your business operate
The smoother your documentation, the smoother the due diligence process can be.
The best time to prepare for selling your business isn't when you receive an offer—it's well before that conversation ever happens.
Working with your CPA and business attorney early can help you identify what needs attention before a buyer starts asking

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612 N Kays Drive, Suite 120
Kaysville, UT
84037

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+18019393326

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