Henek Consulting Inc

Financial consultant in Glen Cove, NY (show on map)

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Henek Consulting offers comprehensive accounting and financial services to support business growth and compliance.

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About

Henek Consulting is a full-service accounting firm dedicated to helping businesses maintain accurate financial records, optimize tax strategies, and secure financing solutions. Services include bookkeeping and journal entry, payroll management, employee retention tax credits, R&D tax credits, sales tax management, and flexible financing options like factoring, purchase order financing, and unsecured lines of credit.

The firm also offers real estate asset-based lending and SBA/USDA loan services, ensuring comprehensive support for business financial health and growth.

Comprehensive Accounting Services

Specialized Tax Credits

Flexible Financing Options

Expert Team with Industry Experience

Services

Accounting Bookkeeping and Journal Entry

Accurate financial record-keeping is the backbone of sound financial management for any business. Our Bookkeeping and Journal Entry services are designed to ensure that your financial records are meticulously maintained and reflect every financial transaction with precision.

Maintain Meticulous Financial Records Ensure Accurate Journal Entries

Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC)

The Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) is a valuable incentive that can help you maximize tax credits while keeping your valuable employees on board.

Maximize Available Tax Credits Navigate the Intricate ERTC Process

Payroll Services

Efficient payroll management is essential for any business to ensure employee satisfaction and compliance with payroll tax regulations.

Ensure Timely and Accurate Payroll Processing Keep Employees Satisfied and Payroll Tax Compliant

R&D Tax Credit

Research and development (R&D) activities are the driving force behind innovation and progress in many industries.

Uncover Potential Tax Incentives Optimize Your Business’s Eligibility

Sales Tax Management

Managing sales tax is a critical aspect of financial compliance for businesses of all sizes.

Streamline Sales Tax Compliance Avoid Costly Penalties and Audits

Unsecured Lines of Credit

Unsecured Lines of Credit offer vital financial resources without requiring collateral, making them an attractive option for businesses seeking flexible access to working capital.

Secure Vital Financial Resources Without Collateral Access Working Capital to Fuel Growth and Expansion

Credentials & Certifications

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Frequently Asked Questions

How Do SBA Loans Work? +

The Small Business Administration (SBA) is a federal agency designed to help small businesses access funding. SBA loans are comparable with the most lucrative financial products from big banks but are easier to acquire, making them a desirable option for younger businesses who haven’t had time to build credit. This wide relevancy is because of the unique way the SBA has designed their loan programs.

What is equipment financing? +

Equipment financing allows you to keep your working capital in your business instead of sunk into equipment. And as an added bonus, it’s excellent for building your business credit. Because equipment financing is a more secure loan than most, lenders are quite willing to work with you. This is why an equipment loan can often be secured with only our 15-minute application – no additional documentation needed. And since there’s fierce competition among lenders to fund equipment loans, you can be sure you’ll get the best rates and terms possible.

What Is IRS Form 1065? +

IRS Form 1065 is formally known as the US Return of Partnership Income. It is used to report the income, losses, deductions, and other financial information for each partner in a partnership. Importantly, no actual taxes are calculated or paid with this form. The form is used to report the partnership’s financial data to the IRS. Instead, the individual partners pay taxes on their personal filings.

What’s An EIN? Do I Need One? +

An Employee Identification Number (EIN) is used to identify your business entity formally for tax administration purposes. Most American businesses are required to have one in order to operate. In its most basic sense, you could think of an EIN as a Social Security number for your small business. Obtaining an EIN isn’t difficult: the IRS provides an application page with all the information you’ll need to get the ball rolling. If you run into any issues during the process, the IRS provides this helpful resource to answer common questions and outline various methods you can use to apply for your EIN. Of course, it would be a shame to put time and energy into seeking an EIN if your business didn’t require one. The IRS recommends that you consider the following questions to determine your unique situation. If 1 or more questions are answered with a yes, you’ll need to get an EIN.