W Hal Wyatt CPA PC

About Us

At W. Hal Wyatt, CPA, PC we provide accounting, tax preparation, bookkeeping, payroll and consulting services to individuals and small businesses located primarily in Hanover, Pennsylvania and surrounding areas. However, we are able to provide income tax preparation and most of our payroll, bookkeeping and accounting services throughout the country and do so for a number of clients. No client is too small and we appreciate and value your business, whether it is a small individual income tax return prepared annually or a small business desiring multiple services throughout the year.

The products and services we offer

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"I have been using Hal for the last 11 years and he is a fantastic accountant and even more a..." Read more "I have been using Hal for the last 11 years and he is a fantastic accountant and even more a great person"

"TJ is the best accountant we have ever had! He is so knowledgeable and we are confident in him to..." Read more "TJ is the best accountant we have ever had! He is so knowledgeable and we are confident in him to give financial advice and meticulous tax preparation."

Tax, Payroll & Accounting Services

We prepare all types of business tax returns, individual income tax returns, provide various levels of payroll services depending on your needs, an...

Accounting

Full-service accounting and bookkeeping services - from periodic data entry, through bank reconciliations, through periodic financial statements (m...

Income Tax Preparation

Business and personal

"Sharon believes strongly in helping senior citizens to have quality of life as long as possible..." Read more "Sharon believes strongly in helping senior citizens to have quality of life as long as possible and provides a setting in her facility to make everyone feel at home. "

Highly Recommended

"Highly recommend!"

Recent Activity

Gene from W Hal Wyatt CPA PC Answered this on June 05, 2018

There are many things we, as accountants, should be doing to help protect our clients from identity theft. Here a few of the, in my never-to-be-humble-opinion, important ones - 1.NEVER leave a client (or any other "outsider") alone in an office with a logged-in computer. It can only take... (more) There are many things we, as accountants, should be doing to help protect our clients from identity theft. Here a few of the, in my never-to-be-humble-opinion, important ones - 1.NEVER leave a client (or any other "outsider") alone in an office with a logged-in computer. It can only take SECONDS to copy data to a thumb drive! ALWAYS shut down your computer if you will be away from it for more than a few minutes. Hackers are WAY faster than you think! Use a secure shredding service to destroy ANY document with a client's name, much less SSN, on it--even pre-printed envelopes and forms. Create strong passwords and do not share them or write them down. Bob Jennings, Jennings Advisor Group LLC, offers several data security instruction courses--along with many other training and certification courses--which we highly recommend. You can reach them at (877) 466-1040, or info@taxspeaker.com for more information.

Gene from W Hal Wyatt CPA PC Answered this on April 25, 2018

If you have not already done so, you should consider becoming QuickBooks ProAdvisors. This gets your firm some significant exposure on Intuit's website, when someone is searching for QuickBooks-specific training. Also, participation in the IRS's Annual Filing Season Program will add your firm... (more) If you have not already done so, you should consider becoming QuickBooks ProAdvisors. This gets your firm some significant exposure on Intuit's website, when someone is searching for QuickBooks-specific training. Also, participation in the IRS's Annual Filing Season Program will add your firm to their directory of approved tax preparers (same directory as CPAs, EAs, etc.). This is another often-searched--and very worthwhile--directory. Here is the link: https://www.irs.gov/tax-profes... . An excellent networking source would be your local Chamber of Commerce.

Gene from W Hal Wyatt CPA PC Answered this on January 25, 2018

I would never use a GoFundMe page to raise capital or generate new business. This service is intended for people in dire straits, needing financial help! CAUTIONARY NOTE: Please remember that, in all likelihood, any GoFundMe donation made directly to an "end-user" (direct beneficiary) will... (more) I would never use a GoFundMe page to raise capital or generate new business. This service is intended for people in dire straits, needing financial help! CAUTIONARY NOTE: Please remember that, in all likelihood, any GoFundMe donation made directly to an "end-user" (direct beneficiary) will NOT be tax deductible. To be deductible, a donation must be made to an IRS-registered 501(c)(3) or other charitable/nonprofit organization...with NO "strings" attached as to how/to whom the funds are disbursed.