Peter Rudolph
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In 1998 Peter Rudolph, CPA created a Certified Public Accounting Firm. The goal was to provide superb income tax and accounting services to businesses and individuals while building a full-service firm. We took the risk and succeeded.
Every year since then, Safe Harbor Accounting has grown and evolved in anticipation of our clients' changing needs. We offer income tax preparation, financial and management consulting services to a growing list of business and individual clients.
Recently the public has become aware that Warren Buffett and President Obama pay income taxes at a lower rate than their secretaries, who make much less. The firm considers itself a CPA advocate for small business. Let us show you why some Fortune 500 Firms pay less in Income Taxes than you.
Mr. Rudolph advises the owners of many successful businesses on a wide array of accounting issues, federal tax matters, and related topics. Peter specializes in business tax returns, individual tax returns, and IRS representation.
Mr. Rudolph earned a BBA in Accounting from Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, Florida. After working in the accounting and tax fields for 6 years, he went back to school to pursue a CPA career. Peter received his accounting license in 1998.
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