We are dedicated to becoming the #1 provider of accounting services for individuals and small businesses throughout Chestnut Hill, Mt. Airy and Germantown.

Brennan & Associates has been located in NW Philadelphia since 1996. We have 20 years experience in accounting, bookkeeping, tax and financial services. We have served hundreds of clients in a wide range of industries.

Our goal is to use our extensive knowledge to help you or your company meet any challenge, large or small, at an affordable price. We are confident that once you have worked with us, you will never go back to the traditional, impersonal accountant/client relationship.

Call or email us for a free consultation and let Brennan and Associates show you an accounting firm with superior qualifications and a neighborly attitude.

Download our tax organizer (11M) to assist in preparing tax forms. Adobe Acrobat Reader© is required to view and print it. Reader is free and there is more help available at the Adobe.com website.

For the 3rd year in a row, Sean Brennan has won the IRS Award of Excellence in Partnering.

The State of Pennsylvania has announced a limited Tax Amnesty Program. Referred to as Act 48 of 2009; the amnesty program application period will be April 26, 2010 to June 18, 2010.

We are proud to announce our new company Brennan And Company CPA PC. Brennan And Company CPA PC is dedicated to becoming the #1 provider of auditing services for businesses throughout Chestnut Hill, Mt. Airy and Germantown.

Philadelphia has increased its local sales and use tax effective October 8th. Read more..

Sean J. Brennan, CPA, MBA was re-elected to a third and final one-year term as president of the Pennsylvania Chapter of the National Association of Tax Professionals. The election and installation of officers took place, in Harrisburg, at the organization's recent annual convention. Read more...

Our new location in the Thomas Armat House at 5450 Germantown Ave. has been completely renovated and is open. This building is on the national historic register and is dated from 1792. Two doors down is the Deshler-Morris house otherwise known as the Germantown Whitehouse. It was used by George Washington in 1793.

You probably already keep records in your daily routine. This includes keeping receipts for purchases and recording information in your checkbook. Keeping these and other records will help you avoid headaches at tax time. Good recordkeeping will help you remember the various transactions you made during the year, which in turn may make filing your return a less taxing experience. Read more from this IRS tax tip and the related publication Record Keeping for Individuals. We have more IRS publications in our Small Business Corner.