Services

Here at JBS Corp, we’re proud to offer comprehensive accounting software tools that make accounting easy and reliable for you and your business.

Read on to discover our wide range of financial service offerings and don’t hesitate to chat with us or head over to our contact page to get started with a custom consultation that will help you find your financial potential.

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Bookkeeping & Controllership

Our team of experts does your bookkeeping, bank statement reconciliation and construction of monthly financials.

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Tax

We’ll help simplify the process of filing your individual, joint or business taxes. Make this tax season easy!

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Payroll

Discover Fast, Easy and Affordable small to midsize business payroll solutions.

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Tax preparation is the process of preparing tax returns for individuals generally for compensation using forms generated by the Internal Revenue Service. Tax laws are considered to be complicated, and many taxpayers seek outside assistance when filing tax returns.

Tax planning is the analysis of a business or individual financial plan from a tax perspective. Planning ensures efficiency through all elements of the financial plan. With tax planning, the client can reduce tax liability and maximize their finances.

A financial plan is a comprehensive statement of an individual’s long-term financial goals. Financial plans promise security and well being through detailed savings and investment plans. It is best to complete a financial plan with a professional who will be able to evaluate your current financial state and future expectations.

HR Solutions is an umbrella term. It refers to all the technologies used by a business to manage personnel. HR solutions include a diverse set of features and functions for employee management and reporting.

Payroll is the list of employees determined to receive pay and the amounts that each should receive as salary, hourly wages, and benefits. It is usually managed by the Human Resources Department of a business. Increasingly, businesses are choosing to outsource these services.

Compliance is a term used to describe the reports created by companies to ensure guidance of rules, standards, laws, and regulations set by government agencies. The stress of compliance can be overwhelming for some for some as compliance violations can result in companies being subject to penalties, fines, or even imprisonment.

Business Incorporation and Registration entails turning a proprietorship or partnership into a company formally recognized by the state as an incorporated entity. When a company becomes incorporated, it becomes its own legal business and is therefore set apart from the individuals who founded the business. Incorporation allows the owner or owners to create separate legal entities to transact business; the business can become a corporation or Limited Liability Company (LLC).

Double-Entry Bookkeeping is a system of bookkeeping where every account entry requires a corresponding entry to another account—the double-entry has equal parts known as debit and credit. In a normally debited account, a debit such as an expense account a debit increases the quantity of money or financial value as to a credit decreases the amount—a Double-Entry system assists business owners in maintaining accurate financial records.

A financial controller typically reports to a firm’s chief financial officer (CFO); these two positions may be combined in smaller businesses. The duties of a controller include assisting with the preparation of the operating budgets, overseeing financial reporting, and performing essential duties relating to payroll. The controller has many tasks, which may include preparing budgets, collection, analysis, and consolidation of financial data.

A Chief Financial Officer is the senior executive responsible for managing the financial actions of a company. Their duties include tracking a company’s cash flow, financial planning, and analyzing the companies financial strengths and weaknesses to propose corrective actions of operative budgets and performing essential payroll duties.

A Notary Public is an official of integrity appointed by the Secretary of State to serve the public as an impartial witness in performing a variety of official fraud-deterrent acts related to signing official documents. The official acts are called notarizations or notarial acts.

A translator converts written materials such as birth certificates, marriage licenses, etc. from Spanish to English or vice versa, making sure that the translated version conveys the original meaning as clearly as possible.