We do hope this message finds you healthy and well during these difficult times. Our thoughts and concerns are with everyone affected by this global crisis. Due to this rapidly evolving situation, we have changed some of our normal procedures.
We have cancelled all face to face meetings until further notice and implemented our emergency plan. While our staff is currently back in the office, the 2nd floor is currently closed to our clients and the public. As Summer is upon us, it is our hope that the new normal will be upon us shortly. We have also implemented our new pick-up and drop-off services that allows for the exchange of information in a socially distant manner.
Please be aware of the scammers! They are out in force at this difficult time. The IRS will NOT email or call you asking for bank information. Remember to check our social media platforms on Facebook an Twitter for the most up to date information.
Thank you for the understanding and God Bless America.
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