Bench Accounting customers *thought* they were prepared for their 2024 tax filing, until recently the company abruptly announced its closure, locking customers out of their accounts and giving them until March to transition all of their documentation to a new bookkeeping service. Since then, Bench has been acquired by Employer.com and their site is back up, promising continuity of service and platform stability. Here's the latest press release: https://lnkd.in/epWE4YX4 📢 If you are a Bench client who would like to make a switch to a local accounting firm, reach out. We can assist you in getting everything transitioned over to properly address your 2024 taxes with minimal disruption. DM or call us if you have any questions.
About us
David Nanney founded David C. Nanney, CPA, PLLC, in 2007 and in March of 2022, David purchased Brower & Hebert, expanding the breadth of knowledge of the firm with three additional employees. Nanney group is a locally owned certified accounting firm specializing in accounting, federal taxation for individuals and small businesses, and consulting. As trusted advisors, our team can also provide guidance in other areas, such as assisting you and your financial planner with tax planning, estate planning, and business start-up/exit planning.
- Website
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www.nanneygroup.com
External link for Nanney Group
- Industry
- Accounting
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Memphis, Tennessee
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2007
- Specialties
- Accounting , Federal taxation, and Business consulting
Locations
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Primary
5865 Ridgeway Center Parkway
Suite 210
Memphis, Tennessee 38120, US
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214 Overlook Circle
Suite 200
Brentwood, Tennessee 37027, US
Employees at Nanney Group
Updates
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AI scams are increasing, and it's predicted to get worse this year. ▶ What to do? "Be wary of unexpected texts, emails, and calls that create urgency or pressure, especially those claiming to be from trusted organizations." ...among other things https://lnkd.in/e5V5uVxb
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Some of us are guilty of avoiding uncomfortable phone conversations (don't worry, we're not pointing any fingers). Calm your fears with this: IRS representatives are expected to be courteous and respectful. EVEN IF you owe hefty tax debt. No matter your situation, you can expect to be treated with dignity.
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Because we want you to stay ahead of the personal information thieves, today we're offering up an identity protection best practice that we're pretty sure you've heard before but should REALLY take seriously: 🔒 PROTECT YOUR PASSWORDS. 🔒 The longer the password, the tougher it is to crack. Some password tips: - Use at least 10 characters; 12 is ideal for most home users. - Mix letters, numbers, and special characters. - Try to be unpredictable – don’t use your name, birthdate, or common words. - Don’t use the same password for many accounts. - Don’t share passwords on the phone, in texts, or by email. - Keep your passwords in a secure place out of plain sight. And if this seems like a lot to do and keep track of on your own, there are literally dozens of password security providers out there now (LastPass, Dashlane, LogMeOnce, Bitwarden, 1Password, etc.). Pick one and start using it today.
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When you think about accidentally making a mistake on your taxes, do you picture the IRS maliciously coming to take your house or car? Believe it or not, the IRS doesn’t have its eyes set on your property. Property seizure only happens as a last resort. And with a trustworthy tax pro (like us) in your corner, you can fix things long before it ever gets to that point.
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As your friend in the tax business, we would hate to see you suffer the consequences of honest mistakes. Because believe us – the consequences can be BRUTAL. Just how brutal, you ask? They can range from a slap on the wrist in the form of a small payment, to criminal investigation and imprisonment (and everything in between). The take away here is: You MUST take your tax responsibilities seriously. And, find someone you trust to help you with those responsibilities. We're happy to be that someone... and we're just a DM away.
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You’ve probably already heard the news – the previous January 1, 2025 beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting deadline is currently on hiatus (but may come back around). What does that mean for YOU? ❗️If you already filed: Keep your BOI records handy. ❗️If you haven’t filed yet: Get your BOI reporting documents in order. ❗️And regardless: Stay in the loop. It's likely the ruling will be overturned, but the timeline for that isn't clear yet. Drop a “🤔” below if you're still confused or want to go over this topic for your business. We've got answers.
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The greatest gift we can give this season is love. Let our hearts be open not to just those who are close to us, but to ALL humanity. Let us be slow to judge, quick to forgive, and show patience and empathy. Happy Holidays from our homes to yours. What special traditions make the holidays memorable for you?