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Doing Business In Bucks County, PA

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

Warrington, PA — Doing business in the Delaware Valley presents unique opportunities and challenges. Having an expert on your side will help you make it through any type of economic climate.

Over the years, Jim Berry of The Berry Group has helped many people and businesses in a variety of ways. Jim is a tax & financial accountant who has been in business since 1986. For a Horsham based UK conglomerate, he set up all corporations, financial systems and prepared corporate and personal taxes. Basically, he was their part-time controller. Also, Jim has helped hundreds of other businesses and individuals. He has set up many local corporations for his clients.

For years, he has given sound financial advice. The questions have been varied and numerous. For instance, setting up an S corporation is usually most advantageous for a business. Obtaining expert advice during the formation of a corporation is a critical first step.

Local communities praise Jim for helping to create jobs for his clients. This has helped stimulate the recovery of the economy from the recession. Throughout the toughest of times, his sound advice has kept many companies in business.

Computer software is another area that is usually best outsourced. Jim has worked with with his clients to set up Quickbooks for their financial systems.

Who can answer tax questions? Jim has helped people untangle the questions asked by the government agencies. For the layman, an IRS letter can be very confusing. Keeping up with the government rules and regulations is an ongoing task. People are always asking about the latest governmental changes. Jim works through the problems that his clients have, so that they can reach a satisfactory conclusion — a problem solver.

Are you sure you are saving the most amount of money on your taxes? Again, an expert to people save money in your tax situation makes sound financial sense. Sometimes people miss the financial details that they need in order to save money.

If you need Jim Berry’s assistance you can call him at 215-343-8181 or email him at Jim@BerrySales.com

Visit his web site at www.BerrySales.com

Jim Berry
PO Box 800
Warrington, PA 18976
Web site: www.BerrySales.com
email: Jim@BerrySales.com
Phone 215-343-8181

No Tax Increase

Friday, January 1st, 2010

NORRISTOWN, PA — The Montgomery County Commissioners adopted a 407.7 million budget with no tax increase for 2010.

The owner of a home assessed at $168,788, the county average, will continue to pay $454.88 for the county portion of their real estate taxes next year.

The tax rate for the County portion of residents’ real estate taxes will remain 2.695 mills. A mill is $1 per $1,000 of assessed value.

The Commissioners voted 2-1 to approve the spending plan. Commissioners Chairman Jim Matthews and Vice Chairman Joseph Hoeffel voted in favor. Commissioner Bruce L. Castor, Jr. voted against.

The budget includes a number of austerity measures taken to close a large gap caused by declining revenue and increased expenses. Those measures included no pay increase for County employees and having employees pay 5 percent of the cost of their health insurance premiums.

The budget was also reduced by outsourcing day care services for the children of County employees at two locations, enhanced energy efficiencies and extending the term of open space borrowings.

The budget is funded in part through a $10 million fund balance appropriation. The fund balance is essentially an emergency reserve fund that, through careful monitoring of spending and cost cutting, the Commissioners will maintain at $35.5 million in 2010.