Grant Bennett Associates now offers a fresh new way to pay your invoice!
The new payment portal, powered by QuickFee, has three ways to pay your invoice online.
1- Credit card to pay your full balance due,
2- EFT/bank debit to pay your full balance due,
3- Finance any balance due over $5,000 for up to 12 months!
To learn more about QuickFee and to pay your invoice online, visit our online payment page by clicking here or browsing to http://www.gbacpa.com/p/paygba.html.
If you still prefer to send a check, we are always happy to receive mail.
The new payment portal, powered by QuickFee, has three ways to pay your invoice online.
1- Credit card to pay your full balance due,
2- EFT/bank debit to pay your full balance due,
3- Finance any balance due over $5,000 for up to 12 months!
To learn more about QuickFee and to pay your invoice online, visit our online payment page by clicking here or browsing to http://www.gbacpa.com/p/paygba.html.
If you still prefer to send a check, we are always happy to receive mail.
**SPECIAL NOTICE FOR ALL UNDERWRITTEN TITLE
COMPANIES AND OTHER INTERESTED PERSONS:**
COMPANIES AND OTHER INTERESTED PERSONS:**
As of July 1, 2016, all underwritten title companies with escrow authority are required to comply with new financial responsibility requirements. Please refer to Bulletin No. 2016-3 dated March 28, 2016 for the special instructions of completing the Securities Transaction Request Form A-174 (Instructions for Form A-174) to comply with new financial security requirements as of July 1, 2016 and related requests for release of existing escrow deposits.
Description:
The Advanced Single Audit Certificate requires the ability
to evaluate and analyze the core concepts related to client acceptance, engagement planning, engagement analysis,
concluding an engagement and guiding principles for single audits at an advanced level as outlined in the AICPA Competency Framework: Governmental Auditing.
Criteria:
Pass the intensive, Advanced Single Audit Exam, which
covers:
- Planning the audit
- Performing the audit
- Internal control over compliance
- Compliance testing
- Audit sampling
- Single audits - special considerations
- Reporting on the compliance audit
Issued To:
Issuer:
AICPA
When it comes to filing our taxes, we've all
heard of credits and deductions. But do you know what the difference is?
- Deductions are subtracted from your income before you calculate the amount of
tax you owe.
- Credits are subtracted from the amount of tax you owe.
Deductions for individuals can be related to work, investments, education, health care, and of course itemized and miscellaneous deductions, some of which are property tax, charitable contributions, interest expense, moving expense, alimony, and disaster losses.
There are two types of tax credits: nonrefundable and refundable.
Deductions for individuals can be related to work, investments, education, health care, and of course itemized and miscellaneous deductions, some of which are property tax, charitable contributions, interest expense, moving expense, alimony, and disaster losses.
There are two types of tax credits: nonrefundable and refundable.
- A
nonrefundable tax credit means you get a refund only up to the amount you owe
for taxes.
- A refundable tax credit means you get a refund even if it is more
than what you owe.
Credits for individuals can be related to family and dependents, health care, income and savings, education, and home ownership.
To read more about credits and deductions for individuals, check out this informative IRS page. For information on credits and deductions for businesses, read here.
To read more about credits and deductions for individuals, check out this informative IRS page. For information on credits and deductions for businesses, read here.
