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California taxpayers are receiving CP14 balance due notices on taxes that are not due until October 16, 2023. – Forbes – Taxes Read More
Registering your organization as a 501(c)3 can be an arduous task, let Hudson Business Service help you through it. We can help you setup all forms required by IRS including By-laws, Articles of Incorporation, Mission Statement, Board Procedures, Bank Accounts, ETC.
This will be accomplished by maintaining up-to-date knowledge of accounting principals and practices, by understanding the tax code and impact of code changes, by providing clients with timely and accurate service, and, most importantly, by building PERSONAL relationships with our clients.
Hudson Business Service was started in 1997 to provide Tax Preparation services. During the first few years it was discovered that there was a lack of professional, educated, yet personal service for small businesses. HBS began expanding its services, so that we could better meet the needs of our growing clientele. From a simple Tax Preparation office, we have now grown into a full service Accounting, Payroll and Tax Preparation Company. We continue to maintain the same philosophy “Listen to your clients, and provide them with what they need.” We strive to ensure each of our clients receive personal service and attention. Understanding each individual situation before we give any advice is what separates us from other accounting firms. There is no “cookie-cutter” approach to our service, we believe in giving our clients what they ask for: Professional, Trustworthy, and Personal service. There isn’t one business plan, there is YOUR business plan.
Melody Hudson Kamerer is the founding partner of HBS. She has been a resident of Butler, PA for over 40 years. In her time here, Melody has developed deep roots in the community through her children, business, and membership at First English Lutheran Church. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Butler County Community College and Magna Cum Laude from Duquesne University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration. In addition to being a partner of HBS, Melody was Adjunct Faculty at BC3 for over 20 years and served on a variety of Butler City Downtown boards.
Jamie Lee Beckwith is the daughter of Melody Hudson Kamerer. She began working for Hudson Business Service at the age of 16 and now has over 20 years of practical, in-depth experience in many aspects of accounting and tax work. Jamie specializes in 501(c)3 setup, prevailing wage reporting and personal tax preparation. As a partner in HBS, Jamie brings new skill sets to the business and to our clients. Jamie is very active working with her husband in the recovery community in Butler County.
Joshua Kamerer is the son of Melody Hudson Kamerer. Joshua joined the firm in August 2014. He has a degree in Business Administration from Cambria-Rowe Business College. Joshua has developed unique insights into business operations over the years through varied employment experiences. This knowledge brings a new avenue of expertise that will be helpful to our clients.
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