DeLaney & Co. CPA

Your Financial Success, Our Personal Commitment.

Accountant in Lancaster, OH (show on map)

4.5

★★★★★

24 reviews

More Than Accountants, Your Financial Partners.

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About

DeLaney & Co. CPA, based in Lancaster, Ohio, distinguishes itself from typical accounting firms with a personal touch in their services.

We focus on working closely with clients to provide the best service possible. Our range of services includes tax planning and preparation, full-service payroll, accounting and bookkeeping and business tax consulting, as well as fiduciary and financial planning. At DeLaney & Co. CPA, we emphasize a family- like approach, ensuring that clients feel valued and supported in their financial endeavors. Unlike typical accounting firms primarily concentrated on preparing annual tax returns, we dedicate ourselves to ensuring consistent, year- round assistance for your practice, ensuring your financial success and stability.

Personalized approach

Year-round support

Family-like ethos

Services

Tax Preparation

Personal Tax Preparation and Business Tax Preparation services.

Payroll Services

Full Service Payroll solutions.

Accounting and Bookkeeping Services

Comprehensive accounting and bookkeeping services tailored to support business success.

Financial Planning

Fiduciary and Financial Planning services.

Tax News and Resources

Blog providing tax news, updates, and resources.

Credentials & Certifications

Certified Public Accountant (CPA)

Since Over 50 years

Reviews

Rating

4.5

★★★★★

Reviews

"Delaney and company are a great firm to work with for your accounting needs"

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the IRS reporting threshold for online sales and payment apps? +

The IRS is enforcing new reporting rules for online sales and payment apps like Venmo, PayPal, eBay, and Etsy. By 2025, transactions over $5,000 will be reported, and by 2026, the threshold drops to $600.

What are the 401(k) and IRA contribution limits for 2026? +

The Internal Revenue Service announced that the amount individuals can contribute to their 401(k) plans in 2026 has increased to $24,500, up from $23,500 for 2025. IRA contribution limits have also increased to $7,500.

What should I do if I’m unwell during tax season? +

If you’re unwell, please delay your visit or opt for alternative submission methods: leaving documents with our front desk, using the drop-slot, emailing to receptionist@rondelaneycpa.com, or mailing them (preferably with tracking).

How can I track my federal and Ohio state tax refunds? +

You can track your federal tax refund at IRS Where's My Refund and your Ohio state refund at Ohio Tax Refund Check.

What are the risks of unprotected email accounts and direct deposit hacking? +

Unprotected email accounts are vulnerable to hacking, which can lead to direct deposit fraud. Recent incidents have highlighted the growing threat posed by hackers targeting email providers like Yahoo.com, SBCGlobal.net, and others.