Baker Milligan was founded more than 30 years ago by James J. Baker, with the goal of providing solutions tailored to the needs of each client. Since then, our firm has grown to include offices in Monticello, Logansport, and Kokomo, Indiana and we serve clients throughout the north central region of the state.
Mr. Baker believed that the best advisor was one that was personally invested in the success of his or her clients. Although Mr. Baker passed away in 2005, his legacy lives on at our firm, demonstrated by our focus on client-centered service and providing proactive solutions. Today, Baker Milligan is led by our directors and Managing Partner, Jeff Milligan who, like James Baker, has a true passion for client service and an unwavering attention to detail.
Baker Milligan’s team of professionals is the firm’s most important resource. Our employees’ passion for supporting the success of our clients and their commitment to finding innovative solutions allows us to provide a superior level of service.
Our Kokomo Office and Staff have relocated to our Logansport Office, which is located at 222 Mall Road, effective July 1, 2019.
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Most professions have their own lingo, and accounting is no different. What is different is that you have a vested interest in understanding what your accountant tells you about your financial situation. So, here’s a quick primer on common accounting terms—some business-related, some general—to keep you in the know:
There has rarely been a winter when we so badly needed to see (and feel) spring. Depending on where you live, this could mean bluer skies, warmer temperatures, time outside and…gardening! For those who live in a climate where spring doesn’t always mean it’s warm enough to garden outdoors, consider creating an indoor planting box for flowers, veggies, herbs or all of the above.
While “under a blanket on a cold winter day” isn’t the worst place to work, it’s a good idea to regularly assess your remote working environment—especially if you don’t have a full home office setup—to decide if anything needs an adjustment or upgrade. Here are four important points to consider:
