EBPI is a Massachusetts-based firm that provides tax, payroll and accounting services for both businesses and individuals. We pride ourselves on developing meaningful relationships with our clients who come to rely on our knowledge, experience and integrity.
Clients can expect tailored service with a personable and professional approach. Our firm was established to provide efficient, expert solutions to businesses and individuals with services including bookkeeping, taxation, and business consulting. We also offer a host of specialty services to cater to the unique needs of our clients. We service a wide range of individuals, corporations and partnerships, and are experts in the accounting issues and tax laws that impact our clients. Our staff members offer the benefit of years of experience in the field and the classroom. We are an equal opportunity employer and are members in good standing of the National Association of Tax Professionals. EBPI has been in business since 1992. We have grown steadily and rapidly, and our full complement of employees is able to service a continuously growing clientele. Today, our many active practices cover the complete spectrum of accounting services, making us the right full-service firm for you.
Personalized service
Extensive experience
Member of National Association of Tax Professionals
Services
Tax Preparation for Individuals
Personal tax preparation services for individuals, including tax year 2025 organizer and engagement letter.
Tax Year 2025 OrganizerTax Year 2025 Engagement Letter
Business Advisory
Strategic advisory services to help businesses thrive, including succession planning and cash flow analysis.
Small/Home Business PlanningSuccession PlanningCash Flow & Budgeting AnalysisBuying & Selling a BusinessConsulting ServicesFinancial Forecast and Projections
Bookkeeping
Full-service bookkeeping including general journal maintenance, bank reconciliation, and receivables/payables tracking.
Full-charge bookkeepingBank statement reconciliationReceivables and payables tracking
Payroll
Comprehensive payroll services including payroll processing, tax filings, and employee benefits administration.
Comprehensive review of a business's financial health and operational efficiency.
Financial health assessmentOperational efficiency reviewStrategic planning
Credentials & Certifications
Enrolled Agent
Since 1992
MBA
Since 1992
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to pay capital gains taxes on the sale of my house? +
You do not have to pay capital gains taxes on the sale of your primary residence if the gain does not exceed $250,000 for a single taxpayer or $500,000 for married filing joint tax payers. For 2020 going forward the house must have been your primary residence for 5 of the last 8 years. It does not matter whether or not you buy another house. NOTE: The capital gain is calculated by subtracting the original purchase price plus the cost of major improvements from the selling price. The balance you owe on any loans has NO direct bearing on your gain or loss.
How much money can my child make before they have to pay taxes? +
Many children hold summer jobs but do not work during the school year. If you claim them as a dependent they can earn up to the standard deduction amount, $12,400 for 2020 forward and 12,550 for 2021, without paying taxes. If that is the case they should claim "exempt" on their W4. NOTE: If they are paid on a 1099 they will be held responsible for the social security taxes. Make sure they are filling out a W4.
I'm a single taxpayer. How much can I make before I have to file a return? +
If you are under 65 you must file if you make over $12,400 for 2020. If you are a dependent of someone else see above.
When do I have to make my IRA contribution? +
Any IRA contributions you wish to be counted for 2020 must be posted by April 15, 2021 even if you choose to file for an extension.
How much can I contribute to my IRA? +
Except for rollover contributions the maximum amount you can contribute to an IRA in 2020 is $6,000, assuming you have that much in earned income. If you turn 50 before the end of the tax year you may increase the amount by $1,000.
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