The Internal Revenue Service recently issues some great news for investors – Retirement account holders will now have higher contribution limits starting in 2020. What does this mean? A larger … Read More

When receiving gift money above a certain value, or part of a family member’s estate, there is generally going to be some type of tax associated with it. Go back … Read More

Tax season begins very soon, so it’s about time you took a closer look at IRS rules and regulations surrounding this year’s tax brackets. Knowing your tax bracket enables you … Read More

Are you looking to start your own business in 2020? You’ve come to the right place. Moving into the world of self-employment can be extremely rewarding if done correctly. While … Read More

Running a business is a big endeavor. There are always hidden costs, new competitors, and a number of challenges in the way as you navigate the difficult yet fruitful world … Read More

There isn’t much scarier in your financial life than getting audited by the Internal Revenue Service. It’s a situation that hits just about one out of every one hundred Americans.  … Read More

While the IRS does not require the use of a professional accountant when filing business taxes, there’s a reason why so many organizations swear by them today. If you’re a … Read More

This blog is the second installment in a two-part series. To read the first installment and to learn about Christy’s experience as an intern at Hall & Company, check out … Read More

The Hall & Company Internship Program, now in its fifth year, offers tomorrow’s future CPAs a chance to jumpstart their career, develop their professional skills, and grow their network. Learn … Read More

If you’re a small business owner, and you had any financial literacy, you may have tried balancing the books and watching revenues and expenditures on your own. Now that you’ve … Read More

by Michael Silvio A Tax Reform Analysis As the President’s third year winds down, and the nation turns its focus on the next election, it is interesting to reflect on … Read More

Many states have started to launch “state-run” retirement programs, and California is no exception. The California program is called “CalSavers” and is a state-mandated retirement savings plan with penalties for … Read More