by Todd Culpepper | Jul 12, 2018
No one equates accounting with excitement. But that all changes in the world of fraud and forensic accounting. Fraud, theft, embezzlement—these are all crimes that can be uncovered by forensic accountants. Although this type of accounting is often geared toward fraud...
by Todd Culpepper | Apr 20, 2018
Are you concerned that you or your business might be the victim of fraud? If you suspect fraud or misconduct, your financial data may contain all the information you need to make your case and seek restitution. That’s where Culpepper CPA comes in. Our forensic CPAs...
by Todd Culpepper | Apr 3, 2018
What do you do when you think an employee is embezzling money from your company? Or how does a married couple facing divorce divvy up their money and assets? Money can be a sensitive subject at the best of times, so forensic accounting is often the quickest way to...
by Todd Culpepper | Mar 20, 2018
As a CPA, I obviously think about investments a lot, and I also get many questions from clients about the most common investing mistakes, as well as the best tax strategies for managing investments. How you handle your investments from a tax standpoint can obviously...
by Todd Culpepper | Mar 1, 2018
2017 ended with a lot more than champagne and fireworks. Recent tax changes wreaked havoc on a lot of people’s business planning. The House of Representatives and Senate reconciled their two versions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, and on December 22, the...
by Todd Culpepper | Jan 23, 2018
2017 ended with a bang from a tax perspective. The Senate and House of Representatives were able to reconcile their two versions of a new tax bill, and on December 22, 2017 President Trump signed into law the biggest changes to tax in over 30 years. Regardless of how...
by Todd Culpepper | Oct 18, 2017
Halloween is right around the corner, so we’ll tell you a scary story. The story begins with… your finances. Are you nervous yet? That word “finance” makes a lot of people squirm, and the story usually goes something like this: A small business owner avoids digging...
by Todd Culpepper | Oct 11, 2017
It’s a digital age. We rely on computers, apps, and machines to do things our parents (or we) used to do by hand. You may have a mother-in-law who still balances her checkbook after every check she writes. Well, before you tell her not to worry about that step, you...
by Todd Culpepper | Sep 6, 2017
The majority of Americans think about paying taxes only when tax season rolls around—sometime between January 1 and that year’s filing deadline. That works for salaried or hourly employees if their companies automatically take out taxes every pay period, but what...
by Todd Culpepper | Aug 11, 2017
Dealing with finances is inevitable. Whether on behalf of a business or your family, at some point you’ll have to wade into the murky waters of taxes, accounting, or investments. Unless you like to memorize tax code for fun, it’s probably a good idea to hire an...
