RITER & COMPANY, CPA

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Ken Riter is a Certified Public Accountant based in Holladay, Utah. He is a graduate of the University of Utah and brings broad financial and tax preparation experience to bear for each of his clients. With strong computer systems experience, Ken has empowered many business clients to gain better control of their finances by utilizing the power of the computer. His years of tax planning and tax preparation experience give his clients a distinct advantage in their tax needs. Starting in Salt Lake City, our company history is built on a tradition of service, technical expertise, and innovative thinking to meet the needs of a rapidly changing world.

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Tips for Choosing a Tax Filing Status After Getting Married

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Oct 28, 2015

There are a lot of decisions to be made when two people decide to get married, but planning the celebration and honeymoon rarely includes addressing how the newly minted couple will file their taxes.

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Tax Planning: Facing A Huge Gain from a Real Estate Sale?

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Sep 30, 2015

When you own real estate and are anticipating selling it at a profit, you should also anticipate that you may end up with a significant tax burden. Understanding the ways that gains and loss are calculated on the sale of property can help you to minimize your tax exposure.

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Vacation Is A Time for Relaxation, Not a Time to Worry About Identity Theft

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Jun 30, 2015

When we leave the comfort and familiarity of our homes we do so with all of our most important documents and resources close at hand, and that means that they are easy pickings for those intent on stealing our cash and our identities.

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How To Maximize Your Tax Benefit By Combining Deductions Together

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Jun 3, 2015

Many people are unable to itemize deductions, or if they can they are not getting the maximum benefit that they would if they used a technique that combines deductions together that's known as bunching.

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Salt Lake City Business Guide

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Keith Vincent

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Jun 1, 2015

Use the links in this blog article to get off to a good start with your Salt Lake City small business.

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