Dolins, Dolins & Sorinsky, Ltd.

In 1961, the year Leonard Dolins began in the accounting industry, "West Side Story" won the Academy Award for best picture of the year; Washington upset Minnesota to win the Rose Bowl and the Berlin Wall was constructed, splitting East and West Germany in two. The price of a postage stamp was $.04, a gallon of gas cost $.31, and the minimum wage was $1.15. The median family income was $5,737.

The world certainly has progressed in the past four decades. The wonder of technology has radically changed the way people work and play. In the accounting profession, for example, hardcover ledgers/journals and hand-written tax returns have become as outdated as the four-cent stamp. In its place are technological solutions such as high-performance computer hardware and software. Keeping pace with the latest advancements and evolving technologies as well as business and financial services and resources is one of the many goals that Dolins, Dolins & Sorinsky has set and attained.

The firm maintains a wide ranging library, which means the Internal Revenue Code, IRS regulations and tax court opinions are as close as a mouse click away. Surfing the Net means having the ability to access the latest tax laws and regulations for all 50 states and obtain regular updates of state and federal tax law changes.

Dolins, Dolins & Sorinsky offers a comprehensive range of services to meet clients' professional and individual needs. These include, but are not limited to:

Through analysis of the current business climate, our firm seeks to assist clients in determining the most advantageous course of action. Tax planning strategies are implemented to create the lowest tax liability that is allowable under the law and help clients keep more of what they earn. The firm keeps clients informed about current tax law changes and tax strategies and other important business-related information through its quarterly newsletter, ClienTALK.