Goodbooks CPA, Inc. is a CPA firm in Sunnyvale, CA. Founded in 2019 by Harshal Sheth, CPA, EA, the firm specializes in individual and small business tax planning, preparation, and accounting.
They provide comprehensive services including tax preparation and planning, IRS representation, bookkeeping and write-up, business consulting, sales tax services, accounting software selection, financial statements, management advisory services, business entity selection, and buying or selling a business support. The firm focuses on technology-driven advanced financial planning practices.
Founded in 2019 with modern, technology-driven approach
Large enough to offer full range of professional services at fair price
Small enough to give individual attention to each client
Transparent pricing - no surprise bills
Client portal for secure document access
Services
Tax Preparation & Planning
Tax preparation and planning services for individuals and businesses, minimizing future tax liability through proactive management of tax issues.
Personal Tax PreparationBusiness Tax PreparationTax PlanningTax Liability Minimization
IRS Representation
Representation services for individuals and businesses facing IRS audits, dealing with tax matters and audit procedures.
Goodbooks CPA, Inc. is a CPA firm in Sunnyvale, CA founded by Harshal Sheth in 2019. They provide tax preparation, planning, IRS representation, bookkeeping, and business consulting services for individuals and small businesses.
What are Goodbooks CPA's contact details? +
Phone: (408) 800-0510. Fax: (408) 800-0540. Email: [email protected]. Address: 830 Stewart Drive, Suite 213, Sunnyvale, CA 94085.
How long does it take to get an IRS refund? +
For most returns filed electronically, the IRS issues a refund within 21 days after accepting the return for processing. For returns filed on paper, it often takes six weeks or more.
What is the difference between tax deductions and tax credits? +
A tax deduction lowers your tax bill indirectly by reducing your taxable income, with savings typically 10-30% of the deduction amount. A tax credit reduces your tax on a dollar-for-dollar basis, so a $1,000 credit saves more than a $1,000 deduction.
