SBA Unveils New Web Site and Launches SBA Direct

The Small Business Administration (SBA) Has a New Website and Two New Loan Programs

Get Money for your Business, visit the SBA Website to lean more about what programs work can for you.   Call our firm today to help you navigate the waters of obtaining financing for your business.   Contact 305-672-4272 or e-mail us at david@cpa-fl.com.

Read more information about this on the SBA Website:

http://www.sba.gov/content/sba-unveils-new-web-site-and-launches-sba-direct-new-tool-delivering-personalized-and-targeted-resources

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Where’s My Refund?

Rapid Refunds – Don’t Hold Your Breath for 2010! 

Uncle Sam is Going to take his Time – Even if you File Early

Many Taxpayers may be wondering this filing season: “Where is My Refund?  Due to the delayed start times to even begin to file tax returns for the 2010 tax year due to the “11th hour” December 17th, 2010 Tax Act, many taxpayers will need to wait until February 15th, 2011 to even begin to file their taxes.

Why?  Because the December 17th tax Act caused the IRS to have to redo and completely revise several tax forms from scratch and republish them.  Also, the IRS needs to reprogram their computers on a system-wide basis for the new tax rules put out on December 17th. 

Among those who will need to wait:

1) Taxpayers who Itemize their deductions on Schedule A

2) Taxpayers who claim a deduction or credit for tuition expenses in 2010

3) Teachers claiming education expense deductions

These delays will affect taxpayers whether they file electronically or via paper returns.

For more information and help to to speed up your refund once tax returns are able to be filed electronically, please contact our office at: 305-672-4272 or via e-mail at info@cpa-fl.com 

See the Whole Article from the Miami Herald: http://www.miamiherald.com/2010/12/28/1990773/filing-early-might-not-guarantee.html

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SMALL BUSINESSES NEED A CRASH COURSE IN TAXES

RUNNING A SMALL BUSINESS REQUIRES ADMINISTRATIVE AND BOOKKEEPING DUTIES THAT CAN QUICKLY OVERWHELM MANY ENTREPRENUERS VERY QUICKLY

We often get asked if there are any good “Starting a New Business for Dummy’s” type books out there.  While there are a few self-help books, (as well as a recently published one that is particularly good), they are often alone no substitute for good paid professional advice.

Our office may be of assistance for entrepreneurs to help get their businesses started off the right way and heading in the right direction.

We can also recommend one of our picks for a good new business start-up self-help book recently published that seems to stand out from the rest.

Should you have questions or need Business or Individual Tax Advice, or help with FIRPTA:

Our firm may be contacted at: 

PHONE:  (305) 672-4272  [4CPA]

E-MAIL:  DAVID@CPA-FL.COM   

WEBSITE:  WWW.CPA-FL.COM

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Florida Film and Entertainment Industry Financial Incentive Program CPA Agreed-Upon Proceedures Report

Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Agreed-Upon Procedures Report for the Florida  Film & Entertainment Industry Financial Incentive Program

For those in the Film Industry in Florida who create productions that have over a certain level of expenditures in Florida, the State of Florida currently offers a grant program to essentially give a rebate of up to 15% of the expenditures spent in Florida on that production – on payments to bona fide documented Florida residents and for payments made to businesses located in the State of Florida.  

There are three major categories for the incentive:

1) General Production Queue

2) Commercial and Music Video Queue

3) Independent & Emerging Media Production Queue

Our office can serve as the CPA that can help verify that the submission meets the guidelines for submitting qualified expenditures for the Florida Film & Entertainment Industry Financial Incentive Program for any of the three major categories. 

For more information and guidance from our office or assistance with the Agreed-Upon Procedures Report of a Certified Public Accountant required (of an independent third-party Florida-based CPA) to prepare a submission for a rebate as required by Florida Film & Entertainment Industry. Financial Incentive Program, general tax and consulting services for entertainment industry businesses, or entertainment industry individual tax help, please call the offices of David L Wrubel, CPA, PA  at (305) 672-4272 or e-mail at david@cpa-fl.com

See the following Link for more information on the State of Florida Grants for the Film and Entertainment Industry:

http://www.filminflorida.com/ifi/incentives.asp

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