by Todd Culpepper | Jan 31, 2022
Bookkeeping: your favorite part of operating a small business, right? Let’s face it, you got into business for other reasons. Your area of expertise – whether technical, sales and marketing, operations, or some other specialization – is what drives your business and... 
by Mary Gray | Dec 22, 2021
It’s hard to believe another year has passed! As some of you may know, it has become a bit of a tradition for us to post an annual year-in-review. For us this serves as more than a reflection of the past year; it gives us an opportunity to connect with our team and... 
by Leigh Anne Joseph | Nov 29, 2021
The year 2022 – it still sounds like a long way away, but it’s barely 30 days at this point. You’re probably thinking you still have at least three or four months before needing to deal with your 2021 tax return; however, the fourth quarter is the best time for... 
by Todd Culpepper | Oct 31, 2021
President Biden’s Build Back Better bill, the latest proposal in what is now a long series of new tax legislation enacted over the past 18 months, is still not across the finish line as of the time of this writing. Approximately half a dozen moderate House Democrats... 
by Mary Gray | Aug 30, 2021
Benjamin Franklin said it best – “in this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes”. That rang true more in the last eighteen months than we ever anticipated, making for some rather challenging times. Here, we take a look back and discuss some of the latest... 
by Leigh Anne Joseph | Jul 29, 2021
Do you have a child under the age of 18? 40% of the U.S. population does! If you are in that group, how does an increased child tax credit sound? Below, we discuss what changes are in store for the upcoming tax year that could impact your tax return. It is expensive... 
by Michael Thomas | Jun 29, 2021
Now that the new administration has started to outline some of its key proposals, we want to tell you about some of those proposals that are tax-specific in nature. Shortly after the election, we wrote about some of then President-Elect Biden’s tax plans. With more... 
by Todd Culpepper | May 26, 2021
From time to time here at Culpepper CPA, we like to highlight the achievements of some of our own. It’s also an opportunity to give our clients some background on the professionals that serve them day in and day out. This post introduces you to a Knoxville CPA that is... 
by Mary Gray | Apr 30, 2021
The American Rescue Plan (ARPA) was signed by President Biden on March 11, 2021, making it the fourth Act signed into effect since the pandemic began a little over a year ago. While the Acts have been beneficial to the majority of taxpayers, the ever-changing... 
by Leigh Anne Joseph | Mar 12, 2021
More money in your pocket for paying wages to employees. Businesses could be eligible to claim up to $19,000 per employee if they meet certain qualifications. We have written a lot over the last year about the new legislation that came out of the COVID-19...
