Batson Accounting & Tax, P.A. keeps a sharp eye on the bottom line for you, so you can focus on your business. We strive to develop relationships that extend beyond the preparation of a financial statement or a tax return - for while those are very important, they're really only the start in the process of building and growing effective business and personal financial foundations. Whether you're already one of our valued clients, a potential client or just an interested visitor, I thank you for visiting.
Services
Batson Accounting & Tax provides the fundamental bookkeeping services needed to support your ongoing business. Above all, we want to be a trusted and valued advisor to you. We'll take the time to get to know you and your needs, and we want you to be with us for a very long time. With one click, E-Verify can match your new hire's Social Security Number and other Form I-9 information to help employers determine employment eligibility of new hires. Whether at our mountain house or Greenville office, we're always surrounded by the Batson family of wonderful creatures.
We feel that the best way to minimize your tax liability is to do a little planning each year. Sometimes, even a lot of planning. Whether it is personal planning or entity tax planning, we encourage you to allow us to be proactive in guiding you through the complicated maze of tax planning. With the many years of experience we possess, and the many hours of continuing education we receive each year, we are solidly qualified to give you the right answers and to assist you in minimization of your tax liability through planning.
Accounting and payroll can be very complicated issues for many small businesses. Our job is to help reduce your burdens with the paper work and tax compliance so you can do what you do best - run your business! Whether at our mountain house or Greenville office, we're always surrounded by the Batson family of wonderful creatures.
Jeffrey bought a lot several years ago for $60,000. He now has a contract to sell it for $110,000, resulting in a $50,000 profit. He has been told by a friend that if he reinvests the profit in another piece of land he can defer the taxes until he sells the new property acquired. Is this true? The answer is yes, but Jeffrey must enter into a specialized transaction called a "Like-Kind Exchange" under IRS code section 1031.
Reviews (2)
Austin Graham
Oct 31, 2019
Video Guru
Apr 24, 2019
I have been doing my own tax returns for 40 years by myself with never as much as a letter from the IRS. Last year I decided that my income and holdings were too much for me to do any longer so I employed Batson Accounting to do my returns. They screwed everything up and I had to file an amended return and even after that the IRS disagreed with the amended return and I had to pay even more. I'm looking elsewhere this coming year in hopes that I can find someone to get the job done right.
