Resources
Practical tools and reference material.
Tax tools, financial calculators, guides, client utilities, and answers to the questions clients ask most.
Client tools
Secure access and account utilities
Use the secure portal for documents or sensitive information. Email is for non-sensitive communication only.
Online payroll
Enter hours and earnings, review reports, and access online payroll services.
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Explore common planning scenarios
Interactive calculators for cash flow, borrowing, retirement, paychecks, taxes, and business decisions. Each one runs on our calculators page and updates as you type.
Calculator results are estimates based on the information entered. They are not tax, accounting, legal, or investment advice.
Financial guides
Topic indexes for businesses and individuals
Start with the checklist or topic closest to your question.
Business-owner guides
Topics include tax planning, entity choice, home-office considerations, business travel, retirement plans, recordkeeping, and common return questions.
- Tax-planning and tax-saving checklists
- Entity choice and business formation
- Retirement plans for small businesses
- Recordkeeping and reporting questions
Individual guides
Topics include education, home sales, retirement distributions, Roth IRAs, charitable giving, household employees, and personal recordkeeping.
- Individual tax and recordkeeping checklists
- Education, home, and family considerations
- Retirement accounts and distributions
- Charitable giving and investment taxation
Reference desk
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Quick entry points for finding a page and requesting current reading recommendations.
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Find a service, tax tool, client utility, office, or policy without working through the navigation.
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Ask the firm for current business, tax, or personal-finance recommendations suited to your question.
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Current information and filing tools
Use these resources as a starting point. Contact the firm before relying on general information for a specific decision.
- Track a refundCheck the status of a federal refund through the IRS.
- Tax due datesReview the current federal filing and payment calendar.
- Deadline remindersAsk about reminders for individual, business, payroll, and other filing deadlines.
- Tax ratesReference current federal tax-rate information and annual limits.
- IRS forms & publicationsFind current federal forms, instructions, and publications directly from the IRS.
- Record-retention guideReview general guidance for business, personal, payroll, property, and permanent records.
- State tax formsFind forms and tax-agency resources for every state.
- Request a tax organizerAsk the firm for the current organizer for your return.
Tax rules, limits, and deadlines change. These links provide general information and are not a substitute for advice based on your circumstances.
Frequently asked questions
Practical starting points
Short answers to the questions that most often bring visitors to the firm.
Who does Freedman CPA work with?
The firm works with businesses and their owners, individuals and executives, independent professionals, and not-for-profit organizations. Engagements are shaped around the accounting, tax, payroll, planning, or advisory work required.
What happens during a complimentary consultation?
Describe the issue, change, or decision you are facing. The conversation is used to understand the situation, identify the likely scope of work, and determine whether the firm is the right fit.
My books are behind or disorganized. Can you help?
Yes. Accounting support can begin with a review of the current records, reconciliation and cleanup, then a practical process for keeping the books current.
Can the firm handle payroll?
Yes. Services include comprehensive payroll processing, after-the-fact payroll reporting, and access to online payroll. See the Payroll Services section for details.
Can you help us get more from QuickBooks?
Yes. Support includes selection, setup, business-specific training, phone and email answers, file review, cleanup, and repeatable workflows.
I received an IRS notice or made a tax mistake. What should I do?
Do not ignore the notice or its deadline. Contact the firm with a general description of the issue. Sensitive documents should be sent only through the secure portal. See Tax Problem Resolution.
How should I send tax documents or financial records?
Use the secure client portal for sensitive documents. Do not email Social Security numbers, tax documents, or account information.
Where are the offices, and where should mail be sent?
Office visits are available by appointment in Lower Manhattan and Plantation. Neither office accepts mail. All correspondence goes to the Davie mailing address shown on the Contact page.
How are fees determined?
Fees depend on the scope, condition of the records, timing, and level of support required. The complimentary consultation helps clarify the engagement before work begins.
Specific advice starts with a conversation.
We can walk through how a rule, deadline, or planning question applies to your situation.