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Accounting On-Call is now 1Source Partners!

Accounting On-Call is now 1Source Partners!

Accounting On-Call has merged with 1Source Partners Inc to form a more complete and established accounting firm to handle all your accounting, bookkeeping & tax needs.

The CPAs, Tax Specialists and Bookkeepers at 1Source have been established in the Tampa bay area for years. We are very pleased with the level of service we will now be able to provide.

The 1Source office is located at 23106 State Road 54, Lutz, Florida 33549 (in the Willow Bend shopping center between Tijuana Flat’s and the UPS Store), which is just around the corner from our former office.

The 1Source main line at 813.909.9520. 


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We do it all for one, low monthly fee..

We do it all for one, low monthly fee..

Accounting On-Call is the Tampa Bay leader in complete, affordable and daily bookkeeping, tax & full accounting services.  

 

Call & ask about our flat fee tax & accounting packages. Affordable? We have daily bookkeeping packages starting at only $65/week! We are sure one of our packages is right for your business.

 

Listen, we know most owners - assuming it's their only affordable option - trust their businesses to freelance, part-time bookkeepers.

 

But we have a much better idea for your business..

 

How about - for the less cost than a part-time bookkeeper - you give your small, growing business everything it needs:

 

·         Quickbooks® included

·         Daily Bookkeeping included

·         Full Payroll included

·         Payroll Tax filings included

·         Sales Tax filings included

·         1099s & W2s included

·         Online Bill Pay included*

·         Business Tax Return included

·         On-site Consultations included

·         Our offices, our equipment included

·         30 Years of Business Accounting included

·         CFO / Corporate Controller included

·         Bank & expense activity entered daily

·         Customer invoicing & Sales entry daily

·         Checks and bills entered daily

·         Calls & questions answered every day

·         Your financials online 24/7

·         Tech-savvy, tax-wise Business Accountants ready when you need them

·         Local, Established, Insured & Bonded

 

All this for $230 a week. Compare to $288 for a two day a week bookkeeper...and that wouldn't include the annual tax return! We do!

Our personal & individualized service is all part of our efficient business model. Our state-of-the-art tools, allows us to keep our costs down while expanding the services we can offer.

 

So, don't settle for just a bookkeeper when you can get your Bookkeeper and Quickbooks Expert and CFO and Tax Accountant all on staff with one call..

 

 

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Does This Firm Provide Year-Round Service?

We are here for you twelve months a year, not just during tax season.  Whether you have a simple tax question, need advice on the tax implications of a business decision, or want clarification on a government notice, feel free to give us a call.

Tax Perks For the Business Traveler

Food and lodging expenses may be deducted when you are away from home for business purposes. Like everything in the tax law, to be tax deductible there are certain rules to follow and the individuals that know the rules and keep good records get the most out of these deductions.

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Your Broker’s 1099 Statement Will Be Different for 2011

For years, the IRS has had the ability to identify the gross sales of taxpayers from broker transactions, including security (reported on a 1099-B)  and property sales (reported on 1099-S forms). However, these identified only the sales price, quantity sold (for securities), and dates of the transactions. To determine the profit or loss, you must also know the tax basis of the property that was sold. Without confirmation of the basis, which up to now has been obtainable only from the taxpayer via an audit, the IRS has no way to verify the reported profit or loss from the sale, leaving this area open to abuse.

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