You Focus on the Business; We’ll Handle the Accounting & Taxes
At NJ Sehgal & Associates, we specialize in helping small businesses simplify their finances, stay compliant, and plan ahead with confidence. With over 15 years of experience serving hundreds of business owners, we understand the real challenges business owners face — and we provide practical, reliable solutions that work.
Complete Accounting & Tax Support for Your Business
We offer end-to-end services so you can focus on growing your business while we handle the numbers:
Accounting & Bookkeeping Support
Accurate financial records are the foundation of every successful business. We offer: Ongoing bookkeeping support, Financial statement preparation, Cleanup and catch-up services, Guidance on accounting systems. Benefit: clear, organized financials to support decision-making.
Business Tax Preparation and Filing
Accurate and timely tax filing is critical to avoid penalties and stay compliant. We handle: Federal and state tax returns, Multi-state filings, Corporate, partnership, and LLC returns, Review and correction of prior filings. Our focus: minimizing your tax liability while ensuring full compliance.
Tax Planning and Advisory
Tax planning is where real savings happen — not just at filing time. We help you: Identify tax-saving opportunities, Structure your business efficiently, Plan ahead for upcoming tax obligations, Avoid surprises and penalties. Result: lower taxes and better financial control.
Why Choose Us?
Accuracy and Attention to Detail
Even small errors can be costly. We ensure your filings are accurate and compliant.
Experience That Matters
Over 15 years working with small businesses across industries — we know what works and what to avoid.
Personalized Approach
No two businesses are the same. We tailor strategies to your goals.
Responsive & Reliable
You get timely responses and clear communication, year-round.
Transparent Pricing
No surprises. Clear, upfront pricing so you know exactly what to expect.
Proactive Tax Strategy
We don’t just file taxes — we help you minimize them.
Who We Work With
We support businesses across a wide range of industries, including:
- Construction
- Restaurants
- Hospitality
- E-Commerce
- Retail & Service
- Import and Export
- Technology & Startups
- Professional Services
Our Approach
We believe accounting is more than compliance — it’s about helping you make better decisions.
Our goal is to:
- Keep your business compliant
- Reduce your tax burden
- Give you clarity on your financials
- Help you plan for long-term growth
Our Process
Get Started
Create your account or contact us
Share your Information
Upload documents securely
We Prepare Your Returns
Fast, accurate turnaround
Review & Approve
Full transparency before filing
File & Support
Ongoing support throughout the year
Frequently Ask Questions
What Does a CPA do for a Business?
A certified public accountant (CPA) is a licensed professional who provides accounting, auditing, and tax services to businesses. CPAs can help businesses with a wide range of needs, including bookkeeping, financial statement preparation, tax planning, compliance, and more. Anshuman Sehgal, our CEO and lead CPA has over 20 years of experience in small business taxes and can help your business with all of your tax needs.
How is this different from what I get from a bookkeeper alone?
A bookkeeper records transactions. A CPA-led accounting service records them correctly, structures the chart of accounts for the way your industry actually operates, prepares CPA-ready financial statements, and provides advisory context the bookkeeper isn’t trained to give. The bookkeeper handles entries; we make sure those entries produce information you can actually run a business with.
When should I switch CPAs for tax preparation?
Switching is easiest in the fall (September-November), after Q3 books are clean and before year-end planning begins. Switching during tax season is possible but more stressful. We handle the transition from your existing preparer directly, including obtaining prior-year returns and depreciation schedules.
That’s normal. Most new clients come to us with at least some cleanup needed. We quote the cleanup separately from the ongoing engagement so you see the cost of catching up versus the cost of staying current, then handle both.
What entity types do you handle?
LLCs (single-member and multi-member), S-Corporations, C-Corporations, partnerships, sole proprietorships and nonprofit (Form 990) entity types.
What Do I Need To Give My Accountant for Business Taxes?
To prepare your business taxes, we’ll need some information from you. This will include financial statements and bank statements to start and depending on specific cases additional documentation may be requested.
How Do I Choose an Accountant for Business Taxes?
When choosing an accountant for your business taxes, it’s important to choose someone who is knowledgeable and experienced in small business taxes and your specific industry. You should also ensure that the accountant is compatible with your business’s size and needs, as you’ll work closely together.
Do you handle sales tax returns?
Sales tax filings (monthly, quarterly, or annually) are typically part of the ongoing bookkeeping engagement, not the annual tax preparation. We coordinate both.
Why Should I Use an Accountant for Business Taxes?
While some businesses opt to prepare their own taxes, using an accountant can save you time and money in the long run. An accountant can help you maximize your deductions, minimize your tax liability and help you plan for the future. The peace of mind that comes with knowing your taxes are in the hands of a professional is also invaluable.
When is the right time to start tax planning?
The best time was January 1. The second-best time is right now. Even in November or December, there are typically still meaningful moves available but the earlier in the year planning begins, the more options remain on the table.
What’s the difference between tax planning and tax preparation?
Tax preparation is filing what already happened. Tax planning is shaping what will happen so the filing looks better. Most small businesses pay for preparation but not planning and leave money on the table as a result. Planning happens during the year; preparation happens after the year ends.
Will I work with Anshuman directly, or with staff?
You will have a dedicated point of contact who handles your day-to-day bookkeeping. Anshuman personally reviews every client’s financials and participates in quarterly review meetings. For tax work and advisory questions, you deal with him directly.
Let’s Simplify Your Accounting & Taxes
Work with a CPA firm that understands small businesses and delivers real results.