Year-End Planning for Unresolved Carrier Disputes? Virtue CPAs Has You Covered! As the year-end approaches, are unresolved disputes with carriers hanging over your accounts? At Virtue CPAs, we guide you through the critical year-end planning process, ensuring your dispute accounting is compliant and up to date. Key Considerations: 1. Should you record all expenses related to carrier disputes in 2024? 2. What’s the best way to handle these in your accounts to stay compliant? Let us help you regularize your dispute accounting and ensure your books are tax-ready and transparent. Schedule a consultation today and make sure your financials are in top shape for tax filing! Call 6789529009 to book a consultation today! Or Visit: https://lnkd.in/gh_sinUD Have questions about dispute accounting? Drop them in the comments below or reach out directly! #YearEndPlanning #DisputeManagement #Accounting #FreightForwarding #TaxFiling #VirtueCPAs Nicholas Iacopella Ingrid Irigoyen Morgan Jackson Puneet Jain Lars Jensen
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⚠️ We're conducting spot-checks with a sample of several hundred firms this month to check that you have obtained a recent accountant’s report. Remember, any firm that has an active client account has an obligation under Rule 12 (unless exempt) to: - obtain an accountant's report for that accounting period within six months of the end of the period - deliver it to us within six months of the end of the accounting period if the accountant's report is qualified to show a failure to comply with these rules, such that money belonging to clients or third parties is, or has been, or is likely to be placed, at risk.
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