At WarrenJackson CPAs, we have been serving the East Tennessee business region since 1962. Our firm represents a unique blend of small town ethics and tradition and contemporary, technology-driven solutions. Focused on our community, we are proud to claim that client relationships always come first. Our team takes a proactive approach to client service—helping business owners focus on the future, and not the past. While many accountants simply prepare tax returns and report back on prior year performance, our team is committed to educating and empowering our clients with the information that’s required to manage their business and financial affairs with confidence.
We are passionate about supporting our local communities and value the trust that our clients and community members place in us. While our services have evolved over the years to keep pace with trends in the accounting profession and technology, our client service values have remained the same: accessible, approachable, accountable. Simply put, we enjoy helping people…and it’s why we’ve been part of the community for so long!
BOSS is the answer to your back office headaches. Our cloud-based solution enables you to hand complex accounting tasks over to us. We work the numbers while providing you 24/7 access to your data—and all at a fixed, affordable monthly fee.
The new budget bill passed by Congress on December 20, 2019 impacted both retirement and college savings plans. While many are still waiting for further guidance from the IRS on several details of the bill, we compiled a short list of the major changes that may affect you.
It’s that time of year when everyone can agree on one thing: Paying taxes is a drag. As we progress into a new tax season, follow these tips to help avoid a heavy tax burden this year:
Okay, so maybe not magical…but there are things you can do to rev up engagement in your meetings. After all, it’s likely that you spend at least 25 percent of your professional time in meetings, so why not put a little work into making them more appealing for all those involved. To get you started, give the following five tips a try:
