FAQs About CPA & Tax Services in Gilbert, AZ — Accuracy CPA

We specialize in individual and business tax planning, bookkeeping and accounting, IRS and state resolution, estate & trust taxation, financial reporting, and virtual CFO services tailored to small businesses, entrepreneurs, and real estate investors in Gilbert, AZ and across the U.S. 

Accuracy CPA is based in Gilbert, Arizona, and provides nationwide services through secure virtual consultations. Whether you're local or remote, we can support your accounting and tax needs.  

Our founder, Fresia E. (Liza) Garcia, CPA, brings over 20 years of experience helping businesses and individuals navigate complex tax and accounting challenges. 

Absolutely. We specialize in IRS and state resolution, including audit defense, negotiating payment plans, and offers in compromise to minimize your liabilities.  

Yes. We offer bookkeeping, financial reporting, and virtual CFO services—including budgeting, forecasting, and cash flow management—to help business owners make strategic decisions.  

 Yes. We help clients with estate and trust taxation, ensuring proper planning and tax filing to protect long-term financial interests.  

 You can reach us at (480) 908‑8180 or email info@accuracycpa.com. We are located at 2162 E Williams Field Rd, Ste 111, Gilbert, AZ and available Monday to Friday from 9AM - 5PM for consultations.  

The cost of CPA services varies depending on the complexity of the work, the size of your business, and the specific services you need. For example, tax preparation and planning, bookkeeping, business consulting, or financial audits each have different pricing structures. At Accuracy CPA, we offer personalized pricing based on your unique requirements. 

Yes, a CPA can represent you before the IRS in case of audits, disputes, or tax issues. A CPA is authorized to handle communications with the IRS, file appeals, and negotiate on your behalf. Their expertise can help resolve tax issues efficiently and reduce the risk of penalties or further complications.

 A CPA helps you minimize tax liability by identifying opportunities for tax deductions, credits, and strategic planning. By assessing your financial situation, a CPA can create a customized tax strategy that takes advantage of tax-efficient investment options, business deductions, and other ways to reduce what you owe. They also keep you informed about changing tax laws to ensure you remain compliant.