We offer a broad range of services to individuals, families, and business owners that will help you secure a sound financial future. Call us today for a free initial consultation.
Owner and Founder Gregg Jaffe is an income tax professional with over 25 years of experience specializing in individual, business, and non-profit tax planning, preparation, and business strategies.
We offer year-round tax planning and tax prep services. Tax planning is an ongoing activity. If you plan properly, there will be no surprises when it comes time to prepare and file your taxes.
Gregg is an excellent accountant. He works very closely with you to ensure everything is considered. Gregg always returns calls and emails promptly, and you are not kept waiting. Gregg offers a very professional and personal service that you will not find with franchise accounting services or the software accounting that is available. I would highly and strongly recommend Gregg to those in search of an accountant.
If your taxes have felt unpredictable the last few years, you are not imagining it. Federal tax rules have shifted repeatedly, and the One Big Beautiful Bill Act , signed into law on July 4, 2025, introduced several changes that directly affect the 2025 tax year . These are the rules most taxpayers are preparing for now, even though returns will generally be filed in 2026. Some of these changes may reduce taxable income. Others affect which deductions make sense or what docum
Tax season has a way of arriving whether you feel ready or not, and once it does, it tends to move quickly. Once January turns into February, deadlines start to feel closer, questions pile up, and missing paperwork suddenly becomes stressful. The good news is that a little preparation now can make the entire process smoother, faster, and far less frustrating. Whether you file as an individual, run a small business, or do a mix of both, gathering the right documents early help
If you own a home in New York, you already know how heavy the tax burden can feel. Property taxes and state income taxes can feel overwhelming. Since 2018, the federal SALT deduction cap has made things tougher by limiting how much of those taxes you can deduct on your federal return. For many families on Long Island and throughout the NYC suburbs, that $10,000 cap has been a real financial hit. A new federal law called the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) changes that sta
