Powers Accounting is the professional practice of Chuck Powers, a Washington State Certified Public Accountant originally licensed in 1998. The firm operates as a DBA for Agape Tax, Accounting & Computer Services, P.S., a Washington State professional services corporation.
Services include small business accounting, payroll processing, and related financial support. Chuck Powers holds dual credentials as a CPA and a certified Intuit QuickBooks ProAdvisor, a combination described as rare and highly qualified for small business needs. The firm emphasizes long-term partnership, collaboration, and objectivity in all engagements.
Dual CPA and certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor credentials
Long-term partnership approach
Washington State licensed CPA since 1998
Services
Small Business Accounting
Comprehensive accounting services for small businesses, emphasizing objectivity, integrity, and long-term partnership.
Payroll Services
Payroll processing and management for small businesses, ensuring compliance and accuracy.
QuickBooks Consulting & Setup
Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor services including training, implementation, and ongoing support for small businesses.
Tax Preparation & Planning
Tax services for individuals and small businesses, leveraging CPA credentials and professional standards.
Credentials & Certifications
Washington State CPA License
Since 1998
Intuit QuickBooks ProAdvisor Certification
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does it mean to be a CPA? +
CPAs are distinguished from other accountants by stringent licensing requirements, including a college degree, passing a rigorous national examination, and meeting experience requirements. They are governed by a strict code of professional conduct requiring objectivity and integrity.
What does it mean to be a certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor? +
A certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor must complete a three-part, in-depth training course on a version of QuickBooks and successfully pass comprehensive testing.
What makes Chuck Powers qualified for small business accounting? +
Chuck Powers is both a Washington State CPA (licensed since 1998) and a certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor, a combination described as rare and highly qualified for small business accounting needs.
What type of clients does Powers Accounting work best with? +
Clients who are looking for a long-term relationship with a technically competent and caring business partner, and who value partnership and collaboration.
What is the privacy policy for client information? +
Powers Accounting does not disclose any nonpublic personal information obtained in the course of practice except as required or permitted by law. They maintain physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards to protect client confidentiality.
What types of nonpublic personal information are collected? +
Information provided by the client or obtained with the client's authorization.
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