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Chad Shultz CPA working with Startups

1450 Flagler Ave, Suite 2, Jacksonville, Florida 32207

StartupsCPA.com was founded by Chad Shultz, a Florida Certified Public Accountant and a Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor. Chad has been working with small business owners for 20 years. Chad started StartupsCPA to offer StartUps a better way of processing the day to day accounting. This accounting platform will allow small business owners more time to concentrate on their core business. That's StartupsCPA, your cloud based accounting office. Call us at 904-400-1238 or email. We would love to talk with you.

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Chad was a great help, solid advice and was easy to understand. Thanks!

Source: Clarity Jason Tax Jan 20, 2018

Answered my questions and gave me the insight I needed.

Source: Clarity Peter Zummo Jan 19, 2018

Chad gave excellent and clear advice and guidance on multiple questions that I had, I will definitely turn to him when I have questions in future.

Source: Clarity Duane Milne Nov 28, 2017

Thanks chad for the great answers to my questions. Chad answered my list of questions i had and gave me better options then i had before our talk. Will call again, thanks

Source: Clarity Jonathan Marshall Mar 29, 2017

Super helpful! Would definitely recommend Chad - I walked away with all of my questions answered - thank you!

Source: Clarity Matt Crystal Mar 14, 2017

Very knowledgeable and efficient call!

Source: Clarity Erik Silver Feb 6, 2017

Chad was very helpful and provided great all around advice. Recommend talking to him if you're a growing business or startup. He'll tell you what you actually need and what you can ignore safely.

Source: Clarity Joe Robison Oct 25, 2016

Chad dove right into practical advice for my company's specific needs and situation. His experience allowed the call to be extremely efficient and provide me with the exact information I needed.

Source: Clarity Nick Eubanks Oct 11, 2016

Had a great follow up call with Chad who again provided great insight and knowledge. I would recommend him to anyone seeking a CPA and would call again for advice.

Source: Clarity Ash Aghassi Aug 9, 2016
Chad Shultz, CPA working with Startups answered:

The income should be reported by the individual or business that provided the service and earned the income. If the 1099 is in your name, you could ask the issuing Company to change to the S-Corp if that is who earned the income. In the future, have a written agreement between your S-Corp and the Company you are providing service. Also, provide them with a Form W9, so they know where to report the 1099 income at year end.

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