Support for the financial side of caregiving.
When a parent or loved one needs care, families are often making financial decisions quickly, with limited information, and while managing an emotional situation. CCG helps bring order to that process — organizing accounts and records, explaining the tax implications of care-related decisions, and making sure nothing important falls through the cracks.
We're an accounting firm, not a care manager or elder law attorney, so for legal matters like guardianship or powers of attorney we'll point you to the right professional. Where we help is the numbers: understanding what care costs, what's deductible, and how to keep a parent's finances in order as circumstances change.
What we help with
- Organizing financial records and accounts for an aging family member
- Explaining which care-related costs may be tax-deductible
- Preparing tax returns for a parent who can no longer manage their own filing
- Working alongside an elder law attorney on financial questions tied to long-term care
- Helping families plan ahead before a health event forces a rushed decision
Getting the finances organized early is one less thing a family has to worry about later.