What's Keeping Us Busy In the Next Few Months?

Being in the line of business that we're in, some of you may wonder at times just what accountants do with themselves when it's not the months of January-April.  No, we're not sitting around twiddling our thumbs…in fact our "off season" is a prime opportunity for us to focus on other parts of our business, besides preparing tax returns and financial statements.

It has been and always will be our goal to continue to be a valuable resource to not only our clients but also other people we work with in the community.  That being said we like to use the summer and fall months to get involved in presentations on topics that can be valuable to you, and to make sure we are sending out mailings of information that may be pertinent to your tax planning for the next year.  And, of course fall is when we hold our annual open house for everyone that has been a part of our business.

Here is a summary of some of the events we have coming up.  If you are interested in anything, or have any questions please feel free to contact us!

 June 2010-      Client letter regarding recent HIRE act sent out

July 2010-        Client letter regarding new ROTH IRA conversions sent out

October 28th-   Sue & Pamela will be part of a group of presenters on "Accounting 101 for     Attorneys"

November 3rd- Lisa & Sue will be on a panel of presenters on the topic: "Burn Out, Get Out or Plan Out!"- Business Planning and Ownership Transition.  The other panel presenters include Patrick Drum from UBS Financial Services and Mark Reinhardt from Albertson Law Group.  The presentation will be held at Albertson Law office in Kent and will include a continental breakfast.

November 18th- Save the date!!  FB&C's 2010 open house! 

 

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