Fill out the form and one of our experienced CPAs will get back to you shortly.
If you work multiple jobs with different employers, you may wonder how that affects your 401(k) contributions. The good news is that you can contribute to multiple 401(k) plans. However, the IRS sets a limit on the total amount you can contribute across all plans combined, so careful tracking is essential.
12+
Years Serving NYC
50
States Covered
5★
Rated on Yelp
150,000+
Returns Filed
Open
Evenings & Weekends
By being mindful of the IRS limits and keeping track of contributions, you can maximize your retirement savings without risking penalties. If you’re unsure about your contributions, don’t hesitate to seek professional guidance to ensure you’re on the right track.
No cost to start
Fifteen minutes with a CPA who handles this every week. We will walk you through your options — no sales pitch, no obligation.
“George has prepared and maintained the corporate accounting and provided consultant services for my company for a number of years. He has always done an outstanding, professional and courteous job. I feel that his rates are very fair and he provides a great value for the cost.”
“Excellent service and very professional. George and his team have been handling my business taxes for years and I couldn't be happier with the results. They are always available to answer questions and provide expert advice.”
“I've been working with Dimov CPA for both personal and business taxes. Their attention to detail and knowledge of tax law has saved me thousands. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a reliable CPA in NYC.”
Keep reading
Thinking of buying or selling a business? M&A due diligence consulting from a CPA who models the tax structure before you sign, not after the deal closes.
A New York CPA tracks New York tax law changes as they happen. MCTMT rates, 2026 brackets, SALT and PTET, and the remote worker rule that still applies.
A New York CPA on how to offset W2 income with real estate. Short term rentals, material participation, cost segregation, and the traps that undo it all.
Ready when you are
A CPA will review your situation and give you a straight answer. No commitment, no jargon.
