Bette Hochberger, CPA, CGMA

Bette Hochberger, CPA, CGMA

About Bette Hochberger, CPA, CGMA

Bette is the founder of the firm that bears her name. After launching her career in private accounting with technology startups and nonprofits in Boston and Miami, she transitioned to Public Accounting at large regional firms. She founded her firm so she could focus on the needs of small business owners instead of chasing billable hours with large corporations.

What You Should Know Before You Move To Florida.

By |2021-10-21T15:44:30-04:00February 4th, 2021|Categories: Quickies with Bette|Tags: , , , , , |

Did you move to Florida during the pandemic? Well, we see you and want to prepare you with some tips and tricks in regards to documenting your move so you can avoid those pesky state taxes.

PPP Second Draw

By |2021-03-01T22:08:15-05:00February 2nd, 2021|Categories: Deadlines and Updates, Deeper and Longer with Bette|Tags: , , |

Welcome back to Finance Friday. I've been getting a lot of questions about the PPP second draw by clients and business owners and lots of curious people so I figured it would be great to go over what the PPP second-draw looks like and try to answer some FAQs that I've been getting and explain a little bit about this program.

3 Things to Know Before You Outsource

By |2021-02-05T11:39:31-05:00January 27th, 2021|Categories: Quickies with Bette|Tags: , |

Today we're going to talk about three questions that you should ask before you decide to outsource. Now, I've spoken before about outsourcing, how great this can be, especially for smaller businesses, when you don't have time to do everything yourself. But you can't just hire anyone, right? That's a little risky. So, three things to ask before you say yes and sign a contract, or send them money, anything like that.

#TaxTipTuesday – IRS Delays 2020 Tax Season

By |2021-05-12T23:30:31-04:00January 25th, 2021|Categories: #TaxTipTuesday|Tags: , , , , |

Welcome to Tax Tip Tuesday. Today for your tax tip, we're going to discuss the recent announcement by the IRS to delay the opening of the 2020 tax filing season to February 12th, and what that means for you.

Non-Filer’s last call for Stimulus Check

By |2021-02-25T15:39:46-05:00November 20th, 2020|Categories: Deadlines and Updates|Tags: , |

If any of your friends or relatives fall into this category, the deadline to file is 3 PM Eastern on November 21st. If they don't file now, you can request it as a credit on your 2020 taxes, but if they don't file, this may not help.

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