Empowering Small Business Owners: Tax Strategies and Philanthropic Opportunities
In this engaging podcast, Karen Nowicki discusses proactive tax planning and charitable contributions for small business owners with Aldo Aprile, a CPA, and Donna Rodgers from the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul. Aldo emphasizes the importance of year-round tax advice and planning for small business owners, including Arizona tax credits, while Donna sheds light on the community-centric mission of Saint Vincent de Paul, urging listeners to contribute and get involved. The conversation touches on financial literacy, personal passions, and the significance of fostering connections for positive impacts in both personal and professional realms.
Get inspired by Aldo and Donna’s stories of personal passion and community involvement, and learn how you can make a positive impact through financial planning and charitable giving.
Aprile CPA: Your boutique accounting partner dedicated to boosting your profits and slashing your taxes.
Aldo Aprile, an ASU grad who’s been in the CPA game since 2004 (yes, that long), has a knack for turning financial gibberish into plain English.
He’s the go-to for business owners who’d rather not use their financial statements as just coffee coasters.
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St. Vincent de Paul – Phoenix provides services in Central and Northern Arizona to feed, clothe, house and heal those in need. Its mission is twofold–to help people who are struggling and to provide an opportunity for people to help others.
Programs and services include charity dining rooms, food boxes, a medical and dental clinic, housing, homelessness response and prevention, and thrift stores across the valley.
In addition to serving those in need, St. Vincent de Paul believes that strong community engagement and meaningful service opportunities create a stronger and more vibrant community for all.
Donna Rodgers worked 23 years in the legal field during which she was a paralegal as well as assisting attorneys with educating the public on legal issues, specifically elder law and estate planning.
After serving on boards of several nonprofits, including those focused on helping seniors and those experiencing food insecurity, she felt true fulfillment in helping others in need and made the decision to change careers. She has worked in the nonprofit field since 2006 with the last nearly 11 years at St. Vincent de Paul.
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