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FIRM HISTORY
 
 Since our first year of business in 1932, our firm has accepted the changes that are the outgrowth of adopting new technologies. These changes have kept us well equipped and knowledgeable. But what hasn't changed at Linkenheimer LLP CPAs & Advisors is our core commitment to long-term relationships with our clients, to working side-by-side with them to help make their businesses succeed in a complex world of change, increasing demands and more competition than ever. We recognize that supporting this success depends on our ability to identify problems and provide value-added solutions. Thanks to our clients' long-lasting trust, we have grown to be one of the North Bay's largest public accounting firms.
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Knowledge Center

Helpful links- One thing we will never claim is "that we have all the answers". The truth is... it simply isn't possible. But what is possible, is that we can hopefully provide you with the appropriate tools to help you find those answers. That's the goal of our quick link page. Below you will find an assortment of web page links that answer your most frequently asked questions. But if you still have questions, give us a call or send an e-mail. We are always happy to help.

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QUICK TAX LINKS

 

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Federal Tax Quick Facts
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SS-4 Online
 Federal Tax Calendar
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State Tax Links
Employee Benefits
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Financial Accounting
Cost Accounting
Business Financing
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Financial Markets
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CA Board of Accountancy

EDD Home Page

Franchise Tax Board

IRS Home Page

 
 

Newsflash

Effective July 1, 2011, the California sales and use tax rate decreased by 1%.

Many of California's cities, counties, towns, and communities have special taxing jurisdictions (districts), which impose a transactions (sales) and use tax. These districts increase the tax rate in a particular area by adding the district tax to the combined statewide rate of 7.25% (effective July 1, 2011). The rates for these districts range from 0.10% to 1.00% per district. More than one district tax may be in effect in a given location.  

Cities such as Santa Rosa, now have a current tax of 8.5%, where as incorporated cities like Healdsburg and Windsor are at 8%. To find out what tax rate your city is at, you can visit the BOE website and view this detailed pdf.  

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