Angolano & Company

If your finances aren’t where you want them to be… Now’s the time to take control and start planning your way to success. ✨ If financial literacy feels like a challenge… Take proactive steps to learn, grow, and expand your knowledge. ✨ Remember, if (financial) opportunities don’t come knocking, you have the power to build the door yourself. 🤍

Meet Jordan! Jordan studied accounting while also stepping up to help run his family’s restaurant. Managing people, inventory, and pricing in a fast-paced business gave him a unique perspective—one that balances the needs of both employees and employers. Now, at Angolano & Company, he brings that same practical and fair-minded approach to helping clients stay both profitable and compliant. When he’s not working, you’ll likely find Jordan on the golf course or cruising on his motorcycle! #AccountingLife #BusinessMindset #GolfLife #MotorcycleAdventures #WorkHardPlayHard #FinanceExpert #AngolanoAndCompany #StaffFeature

Clean books are our love language 💙 Happy Valentine’s Day from the Angolano & Co. team! #ValentinesDay #TaxSeason #FinancialHealth #CleanBooks #LoveYourFinances #TaxTips #Angolano #BusinessFinance #FinancialPeace #TaxPrep #ValentineVibes #AccountingLove

If you're working from home, there are some home office deductions you might be overlooking. From the space you work in to the tech you rely on, these deductions could help reduce your taxable income. Make sure you’re taking full advantage of everything available to you this tax season! #HomeOfficeDeductions #TaxTips #WorkFromHome #TaxSeason #FinancialPlanning #Angolano #SmallBusinessTax #TaxSavings

We understand that financial stability is essential for both individuals and businesses. Organizing your finances goes beyond the numbers—it’s about building a secure foundation for long-term success. Smart budgeting, cash flow management, and strategic investments all play a role in helping you plan for the future with confidence. Need expert guidance? Ask about our CFO Services for your business or household.

Let’s make tax time a little more rewarding! 🥳 When you bring your tax documents to Angolano & Co. by February 20th, you’ll automatically receive three entries into our raffle for a chance to win. The winner will be chosen during our live drawing on Facebook & Instagram on February 22nd—so be sure to tune in! Get ahead on your taxes and get entered to win! #TaxSeason #Raffle #WinBig #FileEarly #TaxTime #AngolanoAndCo #Vermont #VermontTaxes #VermontAccountant #TaxPrep #FBLive #IGLive

It’s almost that time of year! 🗓️ Before you file, take a moment to double-check these common areas that often cause issues during tax season: Social Security numbers, math errors, and missing income. Getting ahead of these now can save you time and stress later! The earlier you review, the smoother your tax season will be. #TaxSeason #TaxTips #TaxPrep #FileWithConfidence #TaxSeasonReady #TaxFiling

As we remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. today, let’s think about how we can make a difference in the lives of others. Together, we can keep his dream alive by working toward a better, more inclusive future. #MLKDay #MakeADifference #LiveTheDream #ServiceToOthers #CommunityImpact #InspireChange #InclusiveFuture #HonorTheLegacy #ActWithPurpose #SpreadKindness

Looking for a simple way to start personal budgeting for the year ahead? The 20/30/50 rule can help you manage your money by splitting your income like this: 💰 20% for savings 🛍️ 30% for wants 🏠 50% for needs It’s a great foundation for balancing financial goals and everyday expenses. #Budgeting #FinancialPlanning #MoneyManagement #203050Rule

Quarterly tax payments got you feeling overwhelmed? We’ve got you covered!  Your Q4 payment is due on January 15th! Here are two easy ways to estimate what you owe: 1️⃣ If your income is steady: Use your previous year’s tax return as a guide. Pay the same amount as last year, split into four equal payments. It’s simple and keeps you on track with the IRS. 2️⃣ If your income varies: Estimate your current year’s earnings, subtract any deductions, and calculate your tax liability. Divide that by four to get your payment amount. This way, you’re paying based on your actual financial situation. The goal is to avoid penalties by paying at least 90% of this year’s expected tax liability or 100% of last year’s total tax liability, whichever is less. #TaxPayments #QuarterlyTaxes #StayOnTrack #BusinessTaxTips #TaxPlanning #StayAhead #Q4TaxPayments