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At Myrick CPA, tax preparation is just the starting point! Request a complimentary consultation, today: http://www.myrickcpa.com/contact-us/

To make the most of your small business and individual tax returns, Charles Myrick and his team specialize in providing a full range of Tax Advisory Services to ensure you come out on top! Charles P Myrick CPA specializes in accounting and business advisory services for small businesses including start-ups, and aspiring entrepreneurs. If you are an entrepreneur or a small business owner,we invite you to learn more about the small business accounting and advisory services that have helped so many businesses grow: (202) 789-8898.

10/14/2026

Receiving a Small Business audit notice from the IRS can disrupt your day and raise understandable concerns. Still, an IRS audit does not automatically mean wrongdoing. It means the IRS wants support for information on a return. As a CPA, I help you respond calmly, accurately, and on time. Early action creates more options and reduces avoidable stress. Start with the small business audit notice itself. Every IRS notice identifies a tax period, response date, and requested information. Read it carefully, but do not answer impulsively. A rushed explanation can create new questions. Send the complete notice to your CPA immediately. Include every page, even inserts that appear generic. Those details help determine the audit’s scope and the best response.

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Receiving a Small Business Audit notice from the IRS does not mean wrongdoing. Practical advice from a CPA with next steps on how to respond.

10/08/2026

Receiving an IRS envelope can make your stomach drop. I see that reaction often. As a CPA, I represent a great number of clients who have received an IRS letter or notice. My first message is simple: do not panic. My second is equally important: do not ignore it. Most IRS notices can be managed. Many involve missing information, payment records, or discrepancies. Some reflect an IRS error. Others require a clear explanation and supporting documents. The right response can protect your time, money, and peace of mind. A rushed response can create new problems.

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CPA discusses how he advises clients who have received an IRS letter, and shares tips about proper tax documentation and timely representation.

10/06/2026

Autumn brings cooler weather, changing leaves, and a natural shift toward year-end priorities. It also provides an important window to create a robust tax planning strategy. Too many taxpayers wait until filing season to assess their tax position. By then, many valuable planning opportunities have already expired. As a CPA specializing in tax advisory services, I encourage clients to plan before December ends. A timely projection creates clarity and supports better financial decisions.

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A CPA offers advice regarding tax planning strategy this fall to support better year-end financial decisions before the 2027 tax season.

10/01/2026

Fall can be an excellent time for a tax check-up, so that by the time tax season hits and it's time to file, you'll enter with a focused plan.

https://www.myrickcpa.com/the-fall-tax-check-up-avoid-an-april-surprise/

At Myrick CPA, tax preparation is just the starting point! To make the most of your small business and individual tax returns, Charles Myrick and his team specialize in providing a full range of Tax Advisory Services to ensure you come out on top!

09/16/2026

As a CPA, I often talk with clients who know they should be saving for retirement but are unsure of how the IRA tax rules work, or what happens when they eventually need to take money out. Individual retirement accounts can be powerful planning tools, but the best choice depends on your income, tax bracket, cash flow, age, and long-term financial goals. The good news is that you do not have to make these decisions in a vacuum. With thoughtful planning, an IRA can help reduce taxes now, create tax-free income later, support charitable giving, and fit into your estate plan. Below is a practical overview of the key IRA issues I discuss most often with individuals, families, and business owners.

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As a CPA, I often talk with clients who know they should be saving for retirement but are unsure of […]

09/14/2026

Are you earning money from something you started simply because you enjoyed it? If so, you are not alone—and you may be standing squarely in the middle of the Hobbies vs. Small Business Debate. As a seasoned CPA, I see this issue come up often with clients who turn a personal passion into occasional income. Some examples include selling handmade goods, coaching on the side, renting out equipment, or consulting after hours. The tax question is not just whether you made money. The real question is whether the IRS would view your activity as a hobby pursued for enjoyment or a small business operated with a genuine profit motive.

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Discover how a CPA views the Hobbies vs. Small Business Debate and what records can help support the right tax treatment for your income.

09/12/2026

Smart Tax Planning isn’t a catch phrase — it’s a major factor when a small business owner is looking at options to reduce their company’s tax liability. Taxes can feel like a moving target for many small business owners. One month, cash flow looks strong – and then in the next, estimated taxes, payroll deposits, and quarterly deadlines can strain your budget. That is where a CPA can make a real difference. A good CPA does more than prepare returns. They help you plan, document, and make decisions before tax time arrives.

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Benefits of smart tax planning for small businesses. A CPA shares practical tax advice and explains what steps can be taken to minimize tax liability.

09/10/2026

As a CPA serving small business clients virtually across the country, I see one problem with tax records more than almost any other: documents are everywhere. A receipt is in an email. A bank statement is on a website. A contractor invoice is saved to a laptop. A paper receipt is still sitting in a glove compartment. That scattered system creates stress at tax time. It also makes it harder to claim every deduction you deserve. Good tax records help you monitor your business, prepare financial statements, track deductible expenses, and support items reported on your tax return.

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Good tax records help monitor your business, prepare financial statements, track deductible expenses, and support items on your tax return.

08/11/2026

As a CPA, I look for planning opportunities that are both practical and defensible. The Augusta Rule can be one of them. Used correctly, it may let your business rent your home for meetings or events. You may then exclude that rental income from your federal taxable income. That sounds appealing, but the details matter. The strategy works best when it is planned before the rental occurs, and it needs strong documentation.

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As a CPA, I look for planning opportunities that are both practical and defensible. The Augusta Rule can be one […]

08/06/2026

Remote work didn’t just change where people make their living — it changed where their tax obligations follow them. Learn why multi-state CPA licensing really matters!

Multi-State CPA Licensing Matters: Your CPA should be licensed where you live, especially if you work remotely, moved states, or own a business.

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