Kimberly M Clenney CPA LLC

10/09/2026

10/09/2026

If you have review Trump Accounts...good. If not read these important tips.

If you have not looked into Trump accounts, do not put it off. Here are some tips.

10/09/2026

Own a C corporation with a January through December tax year and filed an extension earlier this year?

Your extended 2025 tax return is due October the 15th.

Before filing, review your income, expenses, bookkeeping, and any tax payments already made. Make sure everything is complete and reflected correctly on the return.

An extension gave your corporation more time to file. It didn’t extend the original deadline to pay any tax due.

Any loose ends in your return need attention before you file. Review the numbers carefully now so you’re less likely to deal with avoidable corrections later.

10/07/2026

Tick. Tock. Tax Time. ⏰

If you filed an extension earlier this year, October 15 is the deadline to file your 2025 individual federal tax return.

Don’t wait until the last minute to discover you’re missing documents or still need to sort through your records.

Take some time now to make sure your return is:

* Complete
* Accurate
* Supported by the right documentation
* Ready to file

If you still need help getting everything together, Kim Clenney & Company is here to help.

Reach out today and let’s get your return finished before the deadline.

10/07/2026

Bob the Builder made an appearance for Nolan’s birthday celebration. 🥳

We recently celebrated Nolan, one of the accountants at Kim Clenney & Company.

Happy Birthday, Nolan! We hope this next year brings you plenty to celebrate. 🎉

10/07/2026

We’re hiring an Accounting Intern at Kim Clenney & Company in Montgomery, Alabama.

This internship is for someone who wants hands-on experience inside a CPA firm and the opportunity to learn how public accounting works day to day.

You’ll gain experience with:

⭐ Individual and business tax preparation
⭐ Bookkeeping and account reconciliations
⭐ Payroll and payroll tax reporting
⭐ Financial statements
⭐ QuickBooks and accounting technology
⭐ Working with small-business clients

We’re looking for someone currently pursuing a degree in Accounting, Finance, Business, or a related field who is organized, detail-oriented, comfortable with numbers, and eager to learn.

Both part-time and full-time internship opportunities are available.

Interested in applying? Email your resume and a brief description of why you want experience in public accounting to [email protected]

10/07/2026

Filing an extended tax return by October 15th? Take one final look at your numbers before you sign and submit it.

Review your income, business expenses, bookkeeping, estimated tax payments, and any corrected documents you received.

In this video, I walk through what business owners should check before filing their 2025 extended return.

I’m Kim Clenney, a licensed CPA in Montgomery, Alabama.

➡ Schedule your Free 30-Minute Business Tax & Bookkeeping Review at https://accountantal.com/

10/07/2026

Before you file your extended tax return by October the 15th, compare your 1099s with your business records.

Your books may include income that never came with a 1099. You may also see a 1099 amount that looks different from what you recorded.

A 1099-K, for example, may show gross payments before certain fees are taken out.

Take a few minutes to compare the numbers and make sure all of your business income is accounted for before you file.

10/05/2026

October the 15th is getting close. Before you sign and file your business tax return, take a few minutes to review it carefully.

Look at your income, business expenses, and estimated tax payments. Make sure the numbers match your records and ask about anything that looks off before you file.

Tax returns can be several pages long, but you still want to understand where the numbers came from.

Give your return one more careful review before October the 15th.

10/02/2026

Running a business takes enough of your time. Your bookkeeping, taxes, and financial records shouldn’t leave you wondering whether everything is being handled correctly.

Are your books up to date? Are you paying the right amount in taxes? Are you missing tax savings? Is the financial side of your business supporting where you want to go next?

I help small business owners make sense of the accounting and tax side of running a business, without making it more complicated than it needs to be.

I’m Kim Clenney, a licensed CPA in Montgomery, Alabama.

Want to talk through where your business stands? Request your free consultation today.

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