Wilson Toellner CPA

Wilson Toellner CPA is not your typical accounting firm in Mid-MO . We offer MANY services and way more than just accounting-related options. We strive to make the lives of business owners easier in any way we can. We truly value the relationships we make with clients and enjoy getting to know them. Keep reading this week's blog to get to know the Wilson Toellner team a little better. Know that we have 4 offices throughout Mid-Missouri, one in Sedalia, Marshall, Camdenton and Lake Ozark. Get To Know The Wilson Toellner Team Each team member listed below has taken the time to write a short bio about themselves and you will find a link to each one on our website, HERE . Sedalia Wilson Toellner CPA 2700 Matthew Dr Sedalia, MO 65301 T: 660-827-4990 F: 660-826-3325 ALAINA GUMP, CPA ANGIE BRANDES ASHLEE SARTAIN BECKY GRISSOM BRENDA HEIMSOTH CARMEN GROSS, CPA HALLYE LANE ISAAC GARBER JENNY EASTEP, CPA KENT LANG, CPA LINDSAY KELLY, CPA LISA BRAVERMAN MEGHAN JEFFREYS MILENE MITTELHAUSER,

Wilson Toellner CPA is here for you as a small business owner. We want to do everything we can to make your life easier right now. That's why we want to point you in the right direction when it comes to tracking your expenses, keeping track of your employees' time cards, and paying your bills. Technology can make ALL those tasks and MORE much easier. Keep reading this week's blog to learn a little more about a few apps we recommend. Call our Cental MO CPA firm today for help with any of these apps. Technology Saves Time and Boosts Results Technology provides us with great tools for streamlining and automating business processes, and we are passionate about introducing clients to technology that saves time and boosts results. Our use of technology results in less manual data entry, leaving more time for high-level interaction with our clients and more time building strategies that help you succeed. These are just a few of the software applications that we use with many cli

On Saturday, August 8, 2020 President Donald Trump signed four executive orders to provide economic relief in response to the ongoing pandemic. Here is a breakdown of the four executive orders: 1. Treasury and Housing and Urban Development (HUD) departments have been directed to find ways to provide temporary financial assistance to struggling renters and homeowners. The order also directs HUD to do what it can to help renters and homeowners avoid eviction and foreclosure.  2. Moratorium on federally-backed student loan payments (and zero interest), previously set to expire September 30, has been extended until the end of the coronavirus crisis.  Student loans held by private lenders do not qualify for this relief. 3. Given the recent expiration of the $600 weekly Federal add-on to state unemployment benefits, a new $300 weekly add-on will be implemented, with the potential for an additional $100 from the filer’s resident state.  Extra benefits would be available through December