Rosen & Glaser PC

Accountant in Great Neck, NY (show on map)

5.0

★★★★★

1 reviews

Full-service accounting firm serving the New York metropolitan area with expertise in tax, accounting, and audit services.

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About

For over 25 years, Rosen & Glaser, CPA's, PC has been providing quality, personalized financial guidance to individuals and businesses. Our client base includes manufacturing, wholesale, retail, real estate, not-for-profit and various service industries.

Our expertise ranges from basic tax management to accounting and audit services. Our mission is to help clients maintain financial viability in the present, while taking a proactive approach to achieve future goals through open communication, research, and sound analysis. We pride ourselves on the high standards of excellence and professionalism we have earned as a staple of the area's business community.

Over 25 years of experience

Personalized financial guidance

Comprehensive tax and accounting services

Services

Business Accounting

Comprehensive accounting services for businesses, including bookkeeping, financial reporting, and payroll.

Bookkeeping Financial Reporting Payroll Services

Individual Tax Preparation

Personalized tax preparation and planning for individuals.

Federal and State Tax Returns Tax Planning Audit Support

Tax Rate Information

Access to current federal and state tax rates and schedules.

Tax Rate Tables Tax Planning Tools

IRS Form Access

Downloadable access to IRS forms and instructions.

Form Downloads Instructions

Reviews

Rating

★★★★★

Reviews

"She corrected a previous accountants calculations and saved me money."

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an installment sale? +

An installment sale allows the seller to receive payments over time, deferring recognition of gain and spreading tax liability over several years, which can help manage tax rates and attract buyers.

How long should I keep tax records? +

Generally, keep records that support a tax return for at least three years after the return is filed. Some records, like property or retirement plan documents, should be kept longer.