Middlesex County CPA Offering Tax Prep Help to Local Non-profitsBusiness AccountantsUpdated on Mar 31, 2017 View more like this | Visit MONROE TOWNSHIP, NJ | Contact SCS Creative |
J. Mitchell Sincoff, CPA, is offering free or reduced-price tax preparation assistance to local non-profits in Middlesex and Monmouth counties.
“It’s extremely important to keep resources in the community,” Sincoff said, “and I’d like to be able to help volunteer-run local charities commit as much money as possible to the community and as little as possible to operating overhead.”
With 35 years of experience in private practice and more than 30 years operating in Monroe Township, Sincoff has extensive experience working with local not-for-profit organizations in a variety of charitable endeavors, including religious groups, charities, health services, educational organizations, foundations and membership organizations. He has developed proven financial strategies as a result of years of experience working with NJ non-profits. His established reporting methods provide organizations with a clear picture of their assets and expenses, so they know where their money is going and can ensure more of donations go directly toward their cause.
Sincoff also believes that tax compliance is “critical for all kinds of non-profit organizations.” In New Jersey, a nonprofit must file to be a tax-exempt organization. They must also submit an annual report as well as a Form 990 tax return. The deadline to submit these forms is May 15th.
With the new offer for non-profit accounting services, Sincoff CPA will help organizations avoid income-generating activities that could incur tax liability, file for tax exempt status and prepare the Form 990 at minimal cost to the organization.
“I believe in helping your neighbor first and addressing issues in your own backyard,” he said. “I care very deeply about the community.”
To be eligible for this offer, an organization must have $50,000 or less in assets for free services and $250,000 or less for discounted services. The organization must also be volunteer-run and operate within Middlesex and Monmouth counties. The deadline to take advantage of the offer is April 21, 2017.
About J. Mitchell Sincoff, CPA
J. Mitchell Sincoff, C.P.A. has been in the accounting practice for more than 35 years and has been serving in Monroe Township and the surrounding community for more than 30 years. He is dedicated to providing accounting, bookkeeping and tax solutions that fit the needs of small businesses and individuals. As a local NJ CPA, his office is conveniently located and he offers personal service at competitive rates. He helps clients with income tax preparation to make sure they take advantage of all the deductions they're entitled to and never pay more than they actually owe. From financial statements, budgets and cash flow management to QuickBooks support, tax planning and new business advisory, he continues to strive for excellence in all he does. To learn more or set up a free consultation, please visit www.sincoffcpa.com or call his Monroe Township CPA office at (732) 251-9250.
“It’s extremely important to keep resources in the community,” Sincoff said, “and I’d like to be able to help volunteer-run local charities commit as much money as possible to the community and as little as possible to operating overhead.”
With 35 years of experience in private practice and more than 30 years operating in Monroe Township, Sincoff has extensive experience working with local not-for-profit organizations in a variety of charitable endeavors, including religious groups, charities, health services, educational organizations, foundations and membership organizations. He has developed proven financial strategies as a result of years of experience working with NJ non-profits. His established reporting methods provide organizations with a clear picture of their assets and expenses, so they know where their money is going and can ensure more of donations go directly toward their cause.
Sincoff also believes that tax compliance is “critical for all kinds of non-profit organizations.” In New Jersey, a nonprofit must file to be a tax-exempt organization. They must also submit an annual report as well as a Form 990 tax return. The deadline to submit these forms is May 15th.
With the new offer for non-profit accounting services, Sincoff CPA will help organizations avoid income-generating activities that could incur tax liability, file for tax exempt status and prepare the Form 990 at minimal cost to the organization.
“I believe in helping your neighbor first and addressing issues in your own backyard,” he said. “I care very deeply about the community.”
To be eligible for this offer, an organization must have $50,000 or less in assets for free services and $250,000 or less for discounted services. The organization must also be volunteer-run and operate within Middlesex and Monmouth counties. The deadline to take advantage of the offer is April 21, 2017.
About J. Mitchell Sincoff, CPA
J. Mitchell Sincoff, C.P.A. has been in the accounting practice for more than 35 years and has been serving in Monroe Township and the surrounding community for more than 30 years. He is dedicated to providing accounting, bookkeeping and tax solutions that fit the needs of small businesses and individuals. As a local NJ CPA, his office is conveniently located and he offers personal service at competitive rates. He helps clients with income tax preparation to make sure they take advantage of all the deductions they're entitled to and never pay more than they actually owe. From financial statements, budgets and cash flow management to QuickBooks support, tax planning and new business advisory, he continues to strive for excellence in all he does. To learn more or set up a free consultation, please visit www.sincoffcpa.com or call his Monroe Township CPA office at (732) 251-9250.
