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We Built You a Free Tool: Introducing the Summer Cash Flow Workbook

Summer is one of the most financially unpredictable times of year for small business owners. Revenue gets inconsistent. Expenses don’t slow down. Estimated tax deadlines arrive whether you’re ready or not. And for many businesses — especially in construction, healthcare, food & beverage, and professional services — the gap between what looks good on paper […]

Fall Is the Perfect Time for Year-End Tax Planning

As the leaves turn and the year winds down, fall brings more than just cooler weather and holiday planning—it’s also the ideal time to think about year-end tax strategies. By acting now, individuals and business owners can take advantage of opportunities to reduce taxable income, maximize deductions, and avoid surprises when filing in April. Why […]

Roth IRAs: The Pros and Cons You Need to Know

When it comes to retirement planning, a Roth Individual Retirement Account (IRA) is one of the most powerful tools available. Unlike traditional IRAs, Roth IRAs are funded with after-tax dollars, which means your contributions aren’t tax-deductible up front—but the trade-off can be significant long-term advantages. Before opening one, it’s important to understand both the benefits […]

What the New Tax Bill Means for You: 8 Key Opportunities to Know for 2025

A new federal tax bill brings valuable opportunities for both individuals and businesses in 2025. Here’s a breakdown of the top provisions and how you can take advantage of them. 1. Deduct Your Tips — Up to $50,000 If you report tips on your taxes, you may now deduct them — up to $25,000 (single) […]

Key Tax Changes for 2025: What You Need to Know

The IRS has released the inflation-adjusted tax brackets, deductions, and contribution limits for 2025. These changes will impact tax planning for the upcoming year—but remember, they do not affect your 2024 tax return. Standard Deduction Increases for 2025 Taxpayers will see a bump in the standard deduction, reducing taxable income: Married Filing Jointly: $30,000 Single […]

What Does Your Accountant Do During Tax Season?

Tax season is a stressful time for both individuals and businesses, but the work behind the scenes is even more demanding. Your accountant is working long hours, often up to 12 hours a day, to ensure that your returns are filed correctly and on time. But what exactly is happening during these long hours? The […]

Reminder: Profits and Cash Flow Are Not the Same

Many profitable businesses experience cash flow shortages, especially during periods of rapid growth. Business owners may find themselves puzzled by owing taxes while struggling to cover everyday expenses. The confusion often stems from the fundamental differences between profits and cash flow. Understanding Operating Activities Profits are closely linked to taxable income and are reported at […]

Uncovering Hidden Gems: The Connecticut Angel Investor Tax Credit

In the bustling world of investment opportunities, there’s a gem hidden in plain sight: the Connecticut Angel Investor Tax Credit. This often-overlooked tax credit presents a compelling option for both budding entrepreneurs and seasoned investors alike, akin to the thrill of Shark Tank. If you’re a startup in need of seed capital or an individual […]

Inflation Increases 2025 Amounts for Health Savings Accounts

The IRS has recently issued the 2025 inflation-adjusted amounts for Health Savings Accounts (HSAs). These annual adjustments, based on inflation, are announced earlier than other inflation-adjusted amounts to give employers adequate time to prepare for the upcoming year. Fundamentals of HSAs At Accavallo & Company, we understand the importance of HSAs in your financial planning. […]

Tax Tips for Buying Business Assets: Insights from Accavallo & Company, LLC

After a challenging 2023, merger and acquisition activities across various sectors are seeing a resurgence in 2024. If you’re considering purchasing a business, achieving the best post-tax outcomes is paramount. Generally, you can structure the purchase in two main ways: Buy the assets of the business, or Buy the seller’s entity ownership interest, applicable if […]

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Sherri Fisher is a Tax Manager at Accavallo & Company, LLC.  Sherri has longstanding expertise in Trust and Estate Taxation, Eldercare, and Estate planning. Sherri appreciates the relationships she has built with estate planning attorneys and advisors, to provide a team approach to assisting her clients. Sherri also has seasoned experience in business and individual taxation and is partial to assisting start-ups in developing overall accounting and operating plans.

Prior to joining Accavallo & Company, LLC, Sherri was a manager in a large firm, servicing high net worth trust clients, business, and personal clients. She was also a Partner in a large bookkeeping firm, which specialized in cloud accounting systems for regional and national companies. Sherri led a team in assisting clients to organize their accounting systems.  She is a graduate of Florida Atlantic University with a B.S. degree in Accounting.    

Sherri’s experience includes working with companies and organizations in a variety of industries including:

  • Investment Trusts

  • DAPT and Family Investment Partnerships

  • Estate and Probate Administration

  • E-Commerce

  • Manufacturing

  • Construction

  • Real Estate Investment

  • Marketing and Service-based industries

In addition to her professional accomplishments, Sherri is an Intuit Advanced Pro Advisor, Intuit Future Firm Advisory Board member, member of the Valley WIN Network, and proudly served as past Connecticut Public School liaison for the Yale Tommy Fund for Childhood Cancer. Sherri enjoys time with her family, Cleveland sports, thrifting and gardening.