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KPM Wealth Advisors Named Among 2026 Top Firms By AUM

Springfield, MO – KPM Wealth Advisors is pleased to announce its ranking among Accounting Today’s 2026 Top CPA Firms by Assets Under Management (AUM). This national recognition places the firm

Business

Preparing Future Leaders Through Succession Planning

There comes a time in every organization where leadership will change. Your organization must maintain continuity when key people retire, pursue new opportunities, or become unable to do their job.

Individual Tax

Could Your Home Sale Trigger Capital Gains Tax?

In many areas of the country over the last several years, home values have risen significantly, often leaving homeowners with substantial gains after they sell. While a large profit is

Today’s donors increasingly want an active role in deciding where their charitable dollars go. That’s one reason giving circles, which are groups of individuals who pool contributions and collectively choose
The new tax deduction for taxpayers age 65 and older was sometimes referred as “no tax on Social Security” last year. However, this deduction of up to $6,000 per individual,
Start-ups have many decisions to make, and choosing a legal entity is one of the most important. Your entity type affects how your business is taxed, how profits and losses
U.S. military veterans own majority stakes in more than 1.6 million businesses and represent 5.3% of this county’s business owners, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration. Even if you’re not
AI is changing how organizations operate, no matter their size or purpose. As a result, employers may need to teach their staff how to use technology appropriately and productively. This
To issue financial statements that align with U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), you must dedicate significant time, expertise, and resources. Some stakeholders and lenders prefer and sometimes even require

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