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Vita Ozoude, CPA
Vita Ozoude
9732 State Route 445 #143
Sparks, NV 89441

Phone: 7752339576
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Hours of Operation

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(775)233-9576

About Us

Vita Ozoude, President/CEO, is a member of the Board of Directors and co-founder of the Nevada Black Chamber of Commerce. Vita holds Bachelors of Science degrees in Economics and Accounting, and a Masters degree in Business Administration from the University of Nevada, Reno. Vita has over fifteen years experience in accounting, tax, finance and related fields. Vita is a Nevada Certified Public Accountant, and a Certified Management Accountant. Vita is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Institute of Management Accountants.

Vita is the owner of Vita Ozoude, CPA – A tax preparation and accounting businessthat specializes in tax preparation, tax planning and bookkeeping. Vita offers professional tax and bookkeeping services to sole proprietors, partners, corporations and nonprofit organizations.

”Choose Dependable Quality" choose Vita Ozoude, CPA for all your tax and bookkeeping needs.


EVER WONDERED WHAT A CPA IS?

While a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) is always an accountant, not all accountants are CPAs. To become a CPA, an accountant must take and pass a series of rigorous tests administered by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. A number of states also require CPAs to pass state exams as well. Accordingly, there are a number of accountants who never pass the CPA exam and though they can perform a variety of accountancy chores, they are not allowed to perform certain tasks that only a CPA can do.

Certified Public Accountants handle a variety of jobs and tasks. They offer basic income tax preparation and advice for a range of clients including individuals, small businesses and corporations. CPAs can also be found performing basic business record keeping, auditing and consulting work. To maintain their license, every three years CPAs must take 120 hours of continuing education courses in order to stay abreast of changes in their profession.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) offers opportunities to CPAs. In fact to be considered for a position with the FBI, an applicant generally must be either an attorney or a CPA. Many other federal and state government agencies offer positions for CPAs, as do corporations and small businesses alike. In such areas, CPAs hold positions as controllers, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and even Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

One of the more important roles CPAs can perform is that of a consultant. In this role, the CPA may find himself researching a number of ways to save a corporation or small business money or developing financial plans that allow the business or corporation to look attractive to investors. Like lawyers, certified public accountants are bound by a code of ethics. CPAs must give clients good, sound ethical advice. When CPAs stray from their code of ethics, financial collapse can be the end result--as in the Enron scandal, where a number of Enron corporate executives and CPAs from Arthur-Anderson, a well-known accounting firm, were indicted for illegal and unethical accountancy practices.

Defining Statement

For all of your tax and accounting needs.

Mission Statement

To provide excellent service