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Hey guys. I realize it’s quite possible that no one will ever read this, but I’ve been wanting to give blogging a try for quite awhile now. While sometimes I might blog about a few things personal, I plan to mainly blog about small business. I am a CPA and have worked with many small businesses. I hope to address some of the issues and problems that are facing small businesses today and hopefully I will be able to provide some insight and a unique perspective as well as some practical ideas to help overcome these challenges.

I’m excited to see where this will lead and hope that you will join me for the ride.

Adam Traywick, CPA

Adam Traywick, CPA, runs Adam Traywick, LLC, a CPA firm in Fort Worth, Texas. He has more than 20 years of experience in tax and accounting. Adam and his team work mostly with trades and home-service businesses, along with hair salons, real estate investors and insurance agencies. The firm handles bookkeeping, payroll, tax preparation and tax planning all year, and the team stays in touch with clients throughout the year so April holds no surprises.

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