Greg Martinez CPA, Inc.

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Don't worry - we're here to help you resolve any tax issues and put your financial worries behind you. Our expertise will guide you through the process and ensure everything is taken care of.

Yes! Our team offers personalized financial planning and guidance to help you achieve your goals, manage risk, and build a secure financial future for your family.

We are a CPA firm specializing in serving dentists and other health care professionals. We offer complete outsourced accounting and tax services including monthly bookkeeping, tax compliance, and payroll management. We also provide strategic tax planning, assist with preparing practices for sale, and help rectify tax resolution issues.

A Dental CPA leverages tax savings provisions in the law to ensure dentists pay the minimum tax required. By continuously researching and applying the best tax strategies, they help dental practices optimize their financial outcomes. Once an effective tax plan is established, compliance becomes straightforward and less stressful for the practice.

Hiring a local Dental CPA in California is crucial due to the state's high tax rates and complex regulations. Our specialists have a thorough understanding of California-specific tax issues and can effectively navigate them to ensure compliance and optimize tax savings. By working with someone who focuses on California taxes, dental practices benefit from tailored advice, timely service, and stronger professional relationships, all of which are essential in a challenging tax environment.

Dental CPAs play a crucial role in practice acquisitions and mergers by conducting thorough financial due diligence to ensure fair pricing. They analyze the financial health of the target practice, identify potential risks, and advise on the financial and tax-wise structuring of the deal. Additionally, they assist with the integration of financial systems post-merger, ensuring a smooth transition and alignment with financial goals.

The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) is a law passed by the U.S. Congress in 2021 to promote transparency in corporate ownership and prevent illegal activities, such as money laundering, tax evasion, and financial fraud. The CTA requires most U.S. companies, especially small businesses, to report information about their beneficial owners—individuals who own or control at least 25% of the company or have significant influence over its decisions. This information is submitted to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) and will not be made public but is accessible to law enforcement and other authorized agencies for investigative purposes. The due for filing is December 31 2024 for existing companies or 90 days after incorporation for new companies.