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We are very happy to announce that Omotayo CPA II, PLLC  is now the owner of our accounting firm. (Formerly Aleatris Stanley CPA, PLLC)

We are still located in the same offices in Denton, TX & We also have a second office in Dallas, TX.

You may click on the following link to visit our site in Dallas  https://www.omotayocpa.com/

 

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Bookkeeping

Complete bookkeeping services for small businesses.

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Financial Planning

Full service Financial Planning for future goals.

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Financial Statements

Monthly, quarterly and year-end Balance sheet and Operating Statements are prepared accurately and timely for a broad range of small business clients.

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Individuals

Tax returns and filing instructions have been prepared for hundreds of individual clients each year.

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Payroll Services

Total payroll services for small business clients.

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Business Tax Returns

A variety of small business tax returns are prepared each year.

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Tax Planning

Long term, annual and mid-year tax planning and tax forecasting services.

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NEWSLETTERS

Client Update Newsletter: October 2024

Achieving financial security for you and your family is no small task. With inflation and the allure of signing up for yet another monthly service, saving money can feel like an uphill battle. In this month’s newsletter, read about 5 ideas that can help you save money on your road to building wealth.Also learn about several tips to protect your Social Security number, why you should think twice before tapping retirement accounts to pay for emergencies, and ideas that can help your kids thrive this school year.Please pass this information on to anyone that may find it useful and call if you have any questions or concerns. Read more

Client Update Newsletter: September 2024

Reducing the amount of interest you pay over the life of a mortgage can yield huge savings! This month's newsletter provides an illustration of just how much you can save, even with as little as $10 a month.Also in this edition, find out how cancelled debt may leave you holding a bigger tax bill, why banks won’t always come to the rescue if you get scammed, and how to protect your valuables before thieves decide to pay your home or apartment a visit.As always, feel free to pass this information on to anyone that may find it useful and please call if you have any questions or concerns. Read more

Client Update Newsletter: August 2024

Scammers are always scheming up new ways to steal your money. At the same time, the altruistic IRS is trying to protect you by staying one step ahead of the fraudsters. In this month’s newsletter, read about the latest scams flagged by the IRS that you should be on the lookout for this summer.Also in this edition, find out how to avoid the back-to-school shopping trap, tips to increase the worth of your most valuable asset, and a list of buzzwords that can help expand your professional vocabulary.As always, feel free to pass this information on to anyone that may find it useful and please call if you have any questions or concerns. Read more

Client Update Newsletter: July 2024

Responding to a letter from the IRS isn’t a weekend do-it-yourself project that you should attempt to tackle on your own.In this month’s newsletter, learn why you should partner with a tax expert if you receive either a notification saying the IRS will be auditing you, or a notice that simply says another tax document was found and you owe an additional $100.Also in this edition, find out why retiring early is catching on FIRE, tips to avoid the summertime tax blues, and ideas to keep your summer energy costs as low as possible.As always, feel free to pass this information on to anyone that may find it useful and please call if you have any questions or concerns. Read more

Client Update Newsletter: June 2024

No matter what season of life you find yourself in, the IRS will probably find a way to tax it. In this month’s newsletter, read through several situations where a tax planning session might make sense to help you try and cut your 2024 tax bill.Also learn how to prepare yourself financially when purchasing a vehicle, several ideas to unplug during this year’s summer season, and why every impression matters in the world of business.As always, feel free to pass this information on to anyone that may find it useful and call if you have any questions or concerns. Read more