About Us

Sal Curcuru received his Bachelor of Science degree in business administration from Wayne State University. Sal's undergraduate major was in accounting, and he finished in the top five percent of his graduating class. He is a lifelong member of Beta Gamma Sigma and Golden Key national honor societies. He is a graduate of the Wayne State University Law School and received his MBA from Oakland University. He is admitted to the State Bar of Michigan and is authorized to practice in the U.S. Tax Court. He is a member of the State Bar of Michigan Tax Section and the Michigan Association of CPAs Federal Tax Task Force.

Sal has been with this firm since its inception in 1996. In the past years, he has researched complex tax issues affecting our clients and developed tax strategies to reduce our clients' tax liabilities. He prepares personal and business tax returns and tax projections. He also performs a variety of accounting services such as financial statement preparation and financial statement reviews. Sal frequently speaks before groups including business owners and professionals.

Professional Organizations

Admitted to U.S. Tax Court

Michigan Association of Certified Public Accountants--Federal Tax Task Force

State Bar of Michigan

Oakland County Bar Association Tax Section--Past Chair

Vito Curcuru received his Master of Business Administration degree from Wayne State University. Afterward, he worked in a local accounting firm later becoming its tax manager. As tax manager, he was responsible for keeping abreast of current tax legislation and keeping the rest of the firm informed on current tax rules and procedures. Vito also represented clients in IRS and State of Michigan audits. His duties included setting up client accounting information systems, preparing financial statements, and performing financial statement reviews and audits.

With this extensive tax knowledge, Vito proceeded to work for a leading accounting industry software company to work with programmers in developing tax software used by CPA firms across the nation. This software addressed some of the more complex issues in the tax code.

While his work in developing tax software was rewarding, he preferred to work one-on-one with clients to guide them through the tax laws and to develop plans to help clients make their businesses grow. Thus, in 1996 Vito started his own accounting firm so he could pursue this objective.

Professional Organizations

Michigan Association of Certified Public Accountants--Member-Fellow