SJG News

It’s officially tax season! Are you prepared? Tax season can be stressful and confusing – but it doesn’t have to be if you’re informed and organized. Here is some important information our tax experts think should know to face the season head on. Announcing the IRS Standard Mileage Rates for

The Key Financial Pieces of Successful Expansion Recently, we’ve been exploring the financial benefits, tasks and consequences of expansion. We’ve looked at everything from which questions to ask on the front end of planning, to the many variances in tax compliance, to recommended accounting systems. In this newsletter, the SJG

Three steps toward securing financial health As a small business owner, you probably spend almost as much time planning and managing your financial priorities as you do on your business. You have daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly to-do lists. Knowing what to prioritize and how to keep everything working smoothly

A Note From Stacey J. Gorowitz In 1991, I opened shop and left the world of the Big Four to launch S.J. Gorowitz Accounting & Tax Services, P.C. with the goal of offering executive level accounting, tax and business advisory support to emerging, growth-oriented companies. Since that time, SJG has

Stacey J. Gorowitz, CPA, MBA Awarded the “2014 Atlanta Five Star Accounting and Estate Planning Professionals” Award Stacey J. Gorowitz is CEO of S.J. Gorowitz Accounting & Tax Services, P.C., a boutique CPA firm supporting expanding and emerging businesses and their owners. In October, Atlanta Magazine and the Five Star

What’s New for QuickBooks 2014? If you own a small to medium-sized business, the odds are good that you’re using QuickBooks as your financial reporting tool. Depending on which version you are currently using, it’s also likely that many of the features are scheduled to be discontinued. Each year when