Seven Ways to Reduce Your Accounting Fees

1. Contact us for assistance before you complete a financial transaction. Once a transaction is signed and sealed, planning opportunities that could save you money are usually very limited.

2. Learn about tax and financial matters. Read articles, journals and newsletters on those topics related to your financial affairs. Feel free to ask us for suggested reading materials.

3. From time to time, we will send you information that we feel is important. We hope you take the opportunity to read it and ask questions about those topics which interest you.

4. Keep adequate records. If your financial affairs are simple, your recordkeeping will be simple. If your finances are complex, a good recordkeeping system will more than pay for itself.

5. Keep in touch with us. A quick telephone call or note to your office is frequently all that is required to keep things on the right track. If you get any correspondence from the various government services or from financial institutions, let us know so that we can keep your files current.

6. Use the advice that you have paid for. We hope that the advice we give you provides the most expedient solution to your problem and fits your long-term goals. Failure to utilize such advice may lead to future complications and additional expense.

7. Talk to us. It's important that we know your goals in order to structure solutions which are tailor-made for you. If our suggestions seem inappropriate to you, please question what we have said. Your long-term goals are of primary importance to us.