Diane Q. Vaughn, CPA, LLC

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Specializing in Small Businesses

Your financial health is our business! Whether you are:

an individual needing tax planning and/or tax return preparation, or
a small business needing anything from getting your accounting software up and running to on-going accounting services to tax planning and/or tax return preparation, we will take the time to get to know your personal situation and assist you to own your financial future.

We work with attorneys, insurance professionals and investment advisors to plan for your financial health. "Filling out the form" should be the last step in this process. The first step is to start asking questions so you can take control of your financial health!

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Have QuickBooks® questions?

We can help! We've been using QuickBooks for over 18 years. Check out our Accounting Services.

Read my list of the top 15 QuickBooks mistakes that clients make.

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See what states are the most "tax-friendly" in 2007. Where does your state rank?

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How do you rank as a taxpayer? Go to Kiplinger.com to find out what portion of the tax burden you bear according to your income status.

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Remember, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Read about the IRS's top Tax Scams.

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Didn't you always want to know more about the IRS? Here's Historical Highlights of the IRS, dating back to its inception in 1862.

In the news

May 14, 2009. The Obama administration released much-anticipated details about its proposed tax cuts and revenue raisers on May 11. The Treasury Department's General Explanations of the Administration's Fiscal Year 2010 Revenue Proposals (also known as the "Green Book") describes the administration's tax agenda, including permanent Making Work Pay, American Opportunity and research credits; a package of international tax reforms; reinstatement of the 36 and 39.6 percent individual marginal income tax rates; expanded information reporting; and automatic enrollment in IRAs. According to the Treasury, the proposals would generate $736.5 billion in savings for individuals (largely aimed at middle income taxpayers) and $71 billion in long-term savings for businesses. Revenue raisers would bring in roughly $900 billion.

March, 2009 - White House Announces Task Force on Tax Reform.

Go to my Taxation Station page for a full listing of the tax acts from 2006-2009.