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Andrew J. Jordan, CPA, MSF is a licensed Certified Public Accountant. He achieved a successful career as a CPA, Financial Manager and Consultant for a variety of large and small businesses. Andrew is experienced in creating value for companies in industries ranging from staffing and professional services, retail automotive dealerships, manufacturing and real estate. He also has over 25 years experience assisting individuals and businesses with income tax planning and compliance. Andrew holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from Wayne State University in Detroit, MI and a Master of Science in Finance from Walsh College in Troy, MI. His graduate education included significant elective study in Taxation. His services include: Accounting, Tax and Advisory Services. Visit andrewjordancpa.com for more information.

Saturday, November 5, 2016

R&D Tax Credit Changes Benefit Small Businesses


Do you design, develop or improve products, processes, techniques, formulas, inventions or soft ware?  If your company has invested time, money and resources toward the advancement and improvement of its products and processes, then you may qualify for the R&D Tax Credit. 

The intent of the Sec. 41 research and development (R&D) credit is to give companies incentive to invest in innovation within the United States. The R&D credit is available to companies in a variety of industries that develop new or improved products or processes. Certain wages, supplies, and contract research costs

Taxes and Divorce

If you’re going through a divorce I don’t need to tell you it’s a significant emotional and financial event. The last thing you may have on your mind is how the breakup will affect your taxes. Most people think that their divorce attorney is going to take care of things. However if your divorce attorney does not have a tax background only basic thought will be given to the tax planning.