I’m grateful for the invitation to tomorrow’s business event in Bridgeton, hosted by the Bridgeton Area Chamber of Commerce, its Bridgeton Business Alliance Committee, and the City of Bridgeton UEZ. Chamber members are invited to set up a table for their own business, and I’m glad to accept.
Plenty of people know they have a tax problem and don’t have anyone they trust to talk to about it. The notice sits in a drawer. The letters keep coming. That’s the conversation I hope to start with a few guests tomorrow, and it’s the reason I’m setting up a table at all.
If that describes you, the specifics I handle are IRS notices, audits, back taxes, and collection letters, along with bookkeeping, payroll, estate filings, and business startup and wind-down.
The Bridgeton business community, and especially its Hispanic business owners, has become a real niche service area for me. I enjoy working with these small business owners who make up the strong backbone of this community. Showing up in person builds the know, like, and trust factor that matters more than anything else in this work. I don’t do enough of these.
If you miss the event and still want to talk something through, send a text or leave a message on my direct line at 856-314-5625. I’ll follow up personally within a day.
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