Tax & Accounting Resources for Your Finances

There are many applications and sources of information for bettering your financial life. Here are a few that CentralOffice is pleased to partner with …

Canopy

If you have documents of a sensitive nature that you need to transmit to CentralOffice, the portal system will be provided through Canopy. CentralOffice also uses their system to manage our responses to IRS or state notices you may have received.

Chase Bank

When it comes to banking, Chase Bank provides electronic banking, merchant services, as well as financing for CentralOffice.

Open a Chase Freedom Unlimited® credit card and spend $500 in the first three months and you’ll earn $200 cashback. Use this referral link from CentralOffice to take advantage of this offer.

Clicks Web Design

CentralOffice exists virtually as a result of Clicks Web Design. We tried doing it ourselves. It takes a professional.

Dave Ramsey

Even if you think you know how money works, the principals of money management that CentralOffice professionals use in giving their advice can be found in the teachings of Dave Ramsey.

Divvy

Combining seamless expense management software with the world’s smartest business card. CentralOffice can help manage the card and apply the expenses charged to it into your bookkeeping.

EveryDollar

Budgeting just got easy.

Google Workspace

Much of what happens on CentralOffice happens as a result of Google Workspace. Find all of the Google tools on Google Workspace.

Use this referral link from CentralOffice to get 20% off your first year of the Business Starter or Business Standard. Use our contact form to request a Promo code you’ll need for this offer.

Homework Solutions

When CentralOffice clients find themselves hiring household employees to take care of children or other family members who are unable to care for themselves, Homework Solutions takes the worry out of handling the payroll for those household employees, a very special employment field.

IRS.gov

Most tax compliance is not difficult if you know the rules of the game. The IRS publishes the rule book. If you are an individual begin with Publication 17. If you are a business, start with Publication 535 and follow that with Publication 463. You owe it to yourself to at least be familiar with the rules. CentralOffice will do the hard stuff, but if you come to us with a bunch of crap in your books and records, plan on a lot of correspondence and a big bill.