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Alfred A. Cohen, CPA was founded over 30 years ago.  We utilize the philosophy of offering personal and professional services to all clients. Our practice has grown through  our clients referrals. 

We are a full service accounting firm specializing in satisfying the financial requirements of professional practices, and small to medium businesses.

We utilize the latest technology, which allows us to transfer data with our clients, via the Internet. We offer our assistance in aiding clients in the modernization of their businesses.

Latest Newsletters

April 2010

For owners of small businesses and their workers, the recently enacted health reform legislation has some key provisions to pay attention to. The major ones include: tax credits; excise taxes; and penalties. But whether a business will be affected by them depends on a variety of factors, such as the number of employees the business has. I'm writing to give you an overview of the provisions in the new law with the biggest impact on small businesses. Please call our offices for details of how the new changes may affect your specific business.

November 2009

On November 6, the President signed into law H.R. 3548, the ''Worker, Homeownership, and Business Assistance Act of 2009.'' The new law extends and generally liberalizes the tax credit for first-time homebuyers, making it a much more flexible tax-saving tool. It also includes some crackdowns designed to prevent abuse of the credit. These important changes could it make it easier for you or someone in your family to buy a home. And because the changes generally aid buyers and aim to improve residential real estate markets nationwide, they also could make it easier for you or someone in your family to sell a home. This letter will hopefully help you in understanding the revised homeowners tax credit.


Tax Tips

  • See our annual limits worksheet  for deduction caps.
  • The IRS requires a Social Security number for all dependents. Without it the IRS can deny personal exemption, child care or dependent care credit.
  • Premiums paid or accrued for qualified mortgage insurance are deductible as qualified residence interest. The insurance must be carried on acquisition indebtedness for a qualified residence. A "qualified residence" is the principal residence and one other residence that is not treated as business property.

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(800) 577-9304
(732) 577- 9300

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(732) 577-1245

Location:

52 N. Main St
Marlboro, NJ 07746
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