Yorke & Associates Inc - Linda Gonzalez

read moreWith professional guidance and personal focus, we can assist you with a wide range of services to manage your business finances, your taxes and plan your financial well-being. With more than 40 years of experience, we have the expertise to optimize your financial opportunities both personally and professionally. We're knowledgeable and up to date on Federal and State laws and how they apply to you and your business. We ensure you'll receive the maximum benefits when we help you with tax planning and tax preparation.

read moreNo one can predict the future perfectly, but we can all benefit from planning for it. Yorke & Associates CPAs, Inc. combines expertise and experience with a gained understanding of your business to produce financial projections that can help you manage your business plan and spending. Forecasting for the future is imperative to your company's success. We make it a point to keep current with market trends and updates so that your business can be prepared for what is to come. Depending on your needs, our work can range from top-level reports to detailed financial models.

read moreAt Yorke and Associates, we are the tax preparation experts. We use the latest technologies and systems to ensure that your taxes are filed quickly and accurately. We file your taxes electronically so that you are sure to receive your refund as quickly as possible. Our expertise, experience, analysis and thorough research allow us to optimize financial opportunities to be found in existing as well as recently altered tax laws. We are knowledgeable and up to date on the tax laws and can make sense of your tax notices you may receive.

read moreIf you own a home, and you itemize your deductions on Schedule A, you can claim a deduction for the interest paid. To be deductible, the interest you pay must be on a loan secured by your main home or a second home (including a second home that is also rented out for part of the year, so long as the personal use requirement is met). The loan can be a first or second mortgage, a home improvement loan, or a home equity loan. To be deductible, the loan must be secured by your home but the proceeds can be used for other than home improvements.