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DavidBurney.com
Welcome to Burney &
Associates
Here you will find access to accounting and tax services as well
as consulting services for business process improvement and
controls. Additionally, below are current developments in tax law
and accounting practices.
Accounting and Tax
Services
This site includes associate backgrounds,
services provided, and
secured areas for clients. Please feel free to
contact us regarding your tax and
accounting service needs.
Business
Process Improvement
With two decades of extensive process improvement experience in
both small and large manufacturing and service organizations in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe,
continental Asia, and Japan, Burney & Associates can help any size organization
streamline its business processes while implementing appropriate
internal controls.
Our
Experience
We can help you streamline and improve the efficiency and controls
of your
- Revenue and production
processes and systems
- Human resource documentation
and processes
- Fixed capital management
- Technology initiatives,
analytical modeling, financial systems
- Procurement functions and
strategies
- Inventory control and valuation
- Maintenance processes and
safety programs
- Policies and procedures
programs
- General ledger reconciliation,
financial reporting, budgeting/forecasting, and analysis
The combined experience of our staff
includes extensive European, Asian, and North American work for
major corporations; accounting and tax work for US companies,
partnerships, and individuals; and estate accounting.
Burney & Associates can further
assist your technological needs as we have extensive computer
application experience for both large and small business
organizations.
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Dated
Notices
November 1, 2008
The facts about the 'worst economy
since the Great Depression'
October 28, 2008
Congress considers takeover of retirement
accounts after the election of 2008
September 20, 2008
2008 Economic Crisis: How we
got here and how to fix it
NOTE: The
financial bailout package passed
during the fall of 2008 by the Senate (while the
House was on vacation during the economic crisis)
included a
one year fix to the Alternative
Minimum Tax. The Congress refused to fix
this, but when they went on 'holiday', the
Senate saw the chance to fix it before the
Congress could play political games with the
punishing tax law called Alt-Min Tax.
January 21, 2008
Alternative Minimum Tax
impact
deferred for one year
December 17, 2007
Alternative Minimum Tax
will affect 25%
of tax returns
November 20, 2007
New, stringent IRS
rules
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