About PMC

Who We Are

PMC Tax & Accounting is a modern, independent tax and advisory practice serving individuals, families, and small businesses. We focus on delivering clear communication, accurate tax planning, and long-term financial organization. We believe taxes don’t need to be confusing. Our goal is to give every client confidence, clarity, and a path forward — no matter how simple or complex their situation may be.

Meet the Owner — Phil Cash, EA

Phil Cash is the founder of PMC Tax & Accounting in Plymouth, Massachusetts. After graduating from Temple University in the city of Philadelphia with degrees in Accounting and Management Information Systems, he worked in corporate accounting groups at Johnson & Johnson and Wawa Inc. Phil has launched multiple ventures of his own before building PMC —giving him a real-world understanding of what small business owners deal with day to day. Outside of work, Phil is a golfer and accomplished long-distance hiker (Appalachian Trail ’13, Pacific Crest Trail ’17), and spends most of his free time with his wife, Victoria, their two daughters, their dog, and whatever adventure is next!

Phil Cash is an Enrolled Agent (EA) specializing in advanced taxation, including:

Individual and Small Business Returns
Rental Properties
Business entity taxation (1120-S, 1120, 1065)
Real estate and depreciation strategy
Multi-state tax issues
R&D Credits (Form 6765)
IRS representation and problem resolution

Phil has built PMC Tax & Accounting around a commitment to accuracy, responsiveness, and modern tax planning. He helps clients understand the “why” behind every recommendation and brings a long-term approach to minimizing tax liability.

"Our mission is simple: help clients build a confident financial future through proactive planning, accurate filings, and trustworthy communication."

What is an Enrolled Agent?

An Enrolled Agent (EA) is a federally licensed tax practitioner who has earned the highest credential awarded by the IRS. Enrolled Agents specialize exclusively in taxation — including tax preparation, tax planning, and IRS representation.

EAs must pass a rigorous three-part IRS exam covering individual tax, business tax, and ethics, and they are required to complete ongoing continuing education to maintain their license.

Because they are licensed at the federal level, EAs can represent individuals and businesses before the IRS in all tax matters, including audits, collections, notices, and appeals.

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