Why Choose Our Firm? 

PROFESSIONALISM

Certified Public Accountant (CPA) is the statutory title of qualified accountants in the United States who have passed the Uniform Certified Public Accountant Examination and have met additional state education and experience requirements for certification as a CPA. In addition, CPAs must maintain professional proficiency and expertise through required continuing education. 

Through intensive education, CPAs are trained to be independent and objective decision makers who are capable to perform complex research and analysis,  and provide a client with a perspective that is more balanced and measured by presenting unique angles that can lead to creative breakthroughs.

PERSONALIZED SERVICE

Being an established CPA firm that concentrates on serving individuals and small businesses, we strive to deliver high quality and professional work in a timely manner at affordable rates and devote our full attention to all clients, regardless of their income level. 
 

We work around the clock to meet your needs. You will not have to deal with a different person on each occasion, which is common when dealing with many other CPA firms. We guarantee prompt response to all correspondence within a 24 hour period, whereas many other firms may not get back to you for weeks. 

OUR SPECIALTY

We are proud of being a one-stop shop for our clients. We provide all kinds of services to meet your needs, which include business entity setup, conversion, & dissolution,  income tax returns, payroll, bookkeeping, sales tax returns, business property statement filings, representation before government agencies, and more. 

Some of our speciality are as follows:

1. stock options (ESPP, ISO, RSU), Section 83(b) election; 

2. self-employed/independent contractor;

3. rental business, including 1031 exchange;

4. tax filing compliance for U.S. expats (expatriates) and foreign nationals (nonresident and/or resident aliens);

5. set up, convert, and dissolve business entities, including nonprofit corporations such as private foundations;

6. nonprofit organization tax returns, including private foundation tax returns;

7. representation before IRS, FTB, EDD, and other government agencies;

8. response to IRS/FTB/EDD notices/letters; and

9. tax planning and consultation.