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Professional CPA, Tax Preparation, Bookkeeping, & Payroll Services
Demian & Company, LLC is a professional Certified Public Accounting (CPA) Firm with two locations located in Cranford, NJ and East Brunswick, NJ that specializes in providing individuals and businesses with a full range of Accounting, Tax Preparation, Estate & Trust Planning, Payroll, Entity Selection & Restructuring, Wealth Management, and Litigation Services. We also offer comprehensive IRS Settlement assistance.
My husband and I had a great experience with Peter and his staff! We have always done our own taxes and weren't sure what to expect, but Peter exceeded our expectations! He explained everything and made the process easy. We will be back next year! What a great CPA firm.
East Brunswick Office
I have know Peter Demian ever since he started his firm in Cranford. Since that time, Peter has handled my taxes as well as establishing my LLC. He and his staff are top notch professionals and handle all my tax needs quickly and tentatively. I would recommend his firm to anyone who requires accounting and tax needs.
Cranford Office
Tax Tips for Individuals & Businesses
When Should You Start Compiling Your Tax Documents?
Tax season officially began last week. Have you already started getting your tax documents together? For most people, taxes don’t really become a concern until March or April, but getting your documents together sooner—and even filing early—can be extremely beneficial. So when should you actually start compiling your tax documents? Keep reading to find out more.
Auto Depreciation Limitations Make A Big Leap For Second Year In A Row
For the second year in a row, the IRS has issued sharply higher new depreciation limitations for passenger automobiles. These limits are updated annually for inflation according to the automobile component of the chained consumer price index for urban consumers.
IRS Warns of 50 Percent Penalty for Failing to Make Retirement Withdrawals
Throughout the decades, millions of Americans had small amounts from their paychecks withdrawn—before taxes were deducted—and invested the money in retirement plans.