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The Rhythm of Your Accounting & Taxes with Ronnie Goode
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Your books and accounting have a rhythm to it that dramatically affects the taxes you pay. There are things you can and shouldn't do to change the beat of the drum when it comes to what you claim or write off on your taxes. In this episode, Scott Carson talks with CPA and tax strategist, Ronnie Goode, about how he helps business owners and entrepreneurs with the "rhythm" of their numbers.
Ronnie Goode is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and Tax Strategist who serves clients virtually all across the world. Through his company, Rhythm Accounting, he helps business owners, real estate investors, and high-income individuals use the tax code to build wealth! He received his B.S. in Accounting from Shaw University and his MBA from Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Ronnie’s training and experience came from working for one of the largest accounting firms in the world, a Fortune 500 corporation, and the Federal government. He’s able to utilize this diverse experience to better serve entrepreneurs, business owners and real estate investors. Ronnie’s ultimate goal is to help people become financially independent by saving money on taxes while building wealth.
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