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Craig works with small and medium-sized businesses, with an emphasis on corporate taxation and accounting.
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Craig L. Elggren, CPA
A background built
around business.
Craig works with small and medium-sized businesses, with an emphasis on corporate taxation and accounting.
Craig earned degrees from the University of Utah and Thunderbird.
Craig worked for Price Waterhouse for two years.
Craig served as company comptroller for two small companies.
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The firm has an office at 1467 W. Elliot Rd., Suite 102, Gilbert, AZ 85233.
An Arizona CPA practice
Craig L. Elggren, CPA, PC holds an active Arizona CPA firm registration.
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From bookkeeping cleanup and QuickBooks setup to payroll and business planning, we help owners organize the financial side of their business.
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Professional, knowledgeable and great communication.
Craig and his staff were very professional and assisted with all my tax questions.
A genuine team that works together. They take the time to support, explain and suggest.
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- Licensed by a state board
- A CPA certificate is issued and renewed by a state board of accountancy, in this case Arizona, rather than by a company or a training course.
- Unlimited representation rights
- The IRS gives unlimited representation before it to three groups: certified public accountants, attorneys and enrolled agents. Other preparers have limited rights or none.
- Continuing education is a condition
- Keeping the license requires continuing education, so the credential is a standing obligation rather than a one-time exam.
- Not every preparer holds one
- Anyone paid to prepare a federal return needs a preparer tax identification number, but that is a registration, not a license, and it is a different thing from a CPA certificate.