Riney Hancock CPAsCertified Public Accountants & Financial AdvisorsSince 1973, Riney Hancock CPAs PSC has successfully served the accounting and business consulting needs of individuals and businesses in western Kentucky and southern Indiana with one goal: To be our clients’ most trusted and valued financial advisors. We take great pride in the success of our clients. Beyond our traditional CPA services, Riney Hancock CPAs provides financial consultation, comprehensive tax planning, litigation support, valuations, and medical/dental practice management, among many other professional services. With offices in Owensboro, Kentucky, and Evansville, Indiana, our team of seven shareholders and a staff of more than 25 professionals and support personnel brings extensive experience and dedication to ensure your financial well-being. Riney Hancock CPAs employs an innovative, dynamic team structure that provides flexibility and gives you the benefit of working with qualified professionals for your specific needs. Please browse our site to discover our many services and learn about us. We invite you to contact us so we can develop a plan for you. |
NewsReminder: Estimated Taxes Due – Now is the time to make your estimated tax paymentIf you have not already done so, now is the time to review your tax situation and make an estimated quarterly tax payment using Form 1040-ES. The 1st AND 2nd quarter due date is now here. Due Date: Wednesday, July 15, 2020 You are required to pay, or withhold from your paycheck, at least 90 […] Small Business Owners Get Good News on PPP Loan ForgivenessSmall business owners, self-employed workers, and freelancers received some welcome news when Congress recently passed the Paycheck Protection Flexibility Act. This new law clarifies how businesses can qualify to have all or a portion of its Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan forgiven. Here is what you need to know: December 31, 2020, is the new […] IMPORTANT! You May Owe a Tax Payment This MonthYou may owe the IRS a tax payment for your 2020 tax return and not know it. Most Americans have income taxes withheld from their paychecks, with their employer sending a tax payment to the IRS on their behalf. This year, however, many more Americans will have to write Uncle Sam a check to pay […] |