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PKC is growing and would appreciate the opportunity to assist others with their financial or tax questions or concerns. If you are happy with our services, please tell your friends!
PKC is a proud sponsor of Steppin Out in Pink
You probably know someone touched by breast cancer — your mother, sister, wife, co-worker or maybe even you. On Saturday, Sept. 8, 2012, you can make a difference by Steppin’ Out in Pink and walking with family, friends, co-workers or on your own to honor breast cancer survivors and remember loved ones. Steppin’ Out in Pink is a non-competitive fundraising walk for all ages and abilities.
read moreDid you get a letter from the IRS?
Don't be alarmed! Call PKC today and we can help. This is the time of year that the IRS will send out notice letters by mail to those that may have forgotten to include income on their tax return. Generally, a notice received now is for tax year 2010. When you receive a notice, you will have 30 days to respond. Please notify PKC at 608-783-0440 and we can assist you in resolving your issue.
New to PKC's website - Tax Tips
You'll notice a new section of our website - tax tips! Take a minute to read up on various tax issues. Also included are the 2012 tax numbers.
Check it out!Financial Institution Services
PKC is proud to offer various consulting services to area banks and other financial institutions. We have an experienced staff of former CFO's, CEO's, loan review, complaince experts and bank management personnel on staff to assist you. Think your bank may be at risk? Take our risk assesment survey to find out!
Read More InformationReduce Your Audit Risk
An unexpected letter from the Internal Revenue Service can make your stomach drop, but you can take steps to reduce your audit risk. Taxpayers overall face a low audit risk. The IRS audited 1.1% of all individual tax returns filed in 2010, or 1.6 million returns of 141 million filed. The vast majority of those audits-1.2 million- were done by mail. But the risk increases for some. Taxpayers whose income is over $1 million faced a better chance of audit. And self-employed people who filed a Schedule C with gross receipts of $100,000 or more faced an audit rate four times higher than average taxpayers. Click the link below to see seven IRS red flags.
Seven IRS Red FlagsPKC Goes on Facebook!
PKC is now on Facebook. Check our page and find a special coupon deal for new clients!
FacebookForensics Bank Expert Shares 12 Tips to Help Prevent Fraud
LA CROSSE, WI, March 2, 2012 - Sheri Knope, CPA, CIA, CFE, CFF, is a business owner and nationally recognized expert in forensics bank accounting fraud. Speaking at the recent Association of Certified Fraud Examiners conference in San Diego, Knope offered 12 tips to avoid fraud at your bank.
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