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Keeping down costs raises the profits of any small business, but that doesn’t mean cutting corners or handling everything yourself is the best course of action. Like hiring any staff, outsourcing duties often ends up paying for itself in the long run. When it comes to the bureaucratic world of financial bookkeeping and filing taxes, hiring a certified public accountant (CPA) can save your business money and prevent legal issues. Here are a few reasons to consider enlisting the help of a certified accountant in your small business. 

Saves Time & Money

CPAManaging a company's financials is often a full-time job, especially as your business grows and becomes more complicated. A CPA can keep track of your financial records to advise you about smart spending and flag any potential issues, letting you focus on other aspects of your business and services.

When it comes to taxes, an accountant can prevent you from making costly mistakes, such as failing to make appropriate payments, which could result in an IRS audit. Their intimate knowledge of the tax code also allows them to decide all the deductions your business can take advantage of, minimizing your burden during tax season.

Grows Your Business

An accountant knows what it takes to scale a business for steady, sustainable growth. When you have a CPA, they’re just as invested in the growth of your business as you are, and can help you achieve your short- and long-term goals based on your financial records and current market trends.

 

When you’re looking for a CPA to help grow your small business, turn to Engelson & Associates, Ltd. in Holmen and La Crosse, WI. Offering expert guidance on tax preparation, bookkeeping, and other accounting services, they can help your small business reduce costs and achieve all your goals. Explore their range of services on their website, then call (608) 526-3437 in Holmen or (608) 788-2181 in La Crosse to talk to a knowledgeable CPA.

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