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Small Business Expense Deductions: What You Can (and Can’t) Write Off

For small business owners, deductions are one of the most powerful tools to reduce taxable income—but they’re also one of the most misunderstood. With increased IRS scrutiny in recent years, it’s more important than ever to know what qualifies as a legitimate business expense. The general rule is simple: a deductible expense must be “ordinary […]

PPP & Relief Program Compliance: Key Lessons for Small Businesses

Recent news involving a Connecticut accountant sentenced for misusing Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) funds serves as an important reminder for small business owners: government relief programs come with strict rules, and compliance matters long after the funds are received. Keep Detailed Documentation Relief programs like PPP require accurate applications and proper use of funds. Business […]

Year-End Tax Checklist: Documents Your CPA Will Ask For

As the year comes to a close, a little preparation now can save time, money, and stress later. Meeting with your tax advisor before year-end is one of the smartest financial moves you can make—but only if you come prepared. Gathering the right documents ahead of time allows your advisor to identify tax-saving opportunities, avoid […]

Is Your Nonprofit Board Truly Independent? IRS Guidelines to Know

Are the members of your not-for-profit’s board truly independent? You might instinctively say “yes,” but ensuring director independence goes beyond simply avoiding conflicts of interest. The IRS has a specific four-part definition of independence, and if a majority of your board members don’t meet these criteria, your organization’s governance could be questioned by the IRS, […]

Optimizing Reimbursement Procedures: A Guide for Nonprofit Organizations

Prepare Now to Compensate Staff, Board Members, and Volunteers Regardless of how infrequently your not-for-profit organization needs to compensate staff, board members, or volunteers, there will likely come a time when reimbursement requests arise. Will your organization be equipped to handle these requests efficiently and in accordance with IRS regulations? A well-defined reimbursement policy is […]

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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.