Businesses Turning To CPA Services Increase With Growing Economic Concerns!

Online, January 3, 2012 (Newswire.com) - St. George, UT - With growing economic concerns and more pressure being put on corporations and businesses, large and small, an increasing number of businesses are seeking the help of Certified Public Accountants to help with the massive governmental red tape and help in finding efficient ways to save money for their businesses.

According to David Hall, CPA, David Hall & Associates, PC, " We are finding an increase in business owners who are looking to use the services of a CPA firm to save money and find ways to cut expenses."

For many business owners the mere thought of preparing their own income tax returns can be a daunting task that leaves them with more questions than answers.

A study released by the US Government's General Accounting Office, found that out of seventy-one million taxpayers last year, 77% of them believed they saved money by using a professional tax preparer.

"Whether we like it or not, today's tax laws are so complex that even filing a relatively simple business return can be overwhelming. Most business owners have enough on their plate just trying to keep the business going from day to day. It is just too easy to overlook deductions and credits to which you are fully entitled. Even if you use a computer software program there's no substitute for an experienced tax professional." Hall said.

The primary goal in using a CPA firm is to gain the advantage of a trusted advisor that can provide up to the minute insightful advice on financial decisions. A business owner should not have to worry about the important tasks keeping the books updated, filing taxes, preparing payrolls and the other advantages that a CPA firm can offer. Freeing the owner from these responsibilities allows the business owner to concentrate on bringing in more money and building the business.

Hall also said that, "Small business owners spend an average of eight hours a month just performing payroll functions. That's 12 full days a year. Every minute spent on these tasks takes away from generating sales, prospecting, exploring new business opportunities, improving products and services, or taking care of customers."

It really only makes sense for a business to investigate the possibilities in bringing a outside CPA and consulting firm onboard to reduce wasted time and increase profits.

Contact David Hall via his website
http://www.davidhallcpas.com