As we wrap up the 2018 tax season, it’s important to keep our eyes focused on what’s ahead. As we’ve mentioned in previous articles, this year has been marked by … Read More

2018 has seen the most changes to tax law since the 1980’s, and as a result, accountants everywhere are working hard to keep clients up to date. In order to … Read More

For many people looking from the outside in, company culture and CPA firm do not often come to mind in the same sentence. Accounting can be an intimidating topic, and … Read More

If there’s one thing we’ve learned over the last hundred years, it’s that the modern economy has the power to create value overnight. Whether it was the advent of the … Read More

2018 has been a year full of tax reform. If you recall, we wrote an article about some of the changes small business owners could be seeing in the near … Read More

With all of the tax scams going around, it’s easy to feel a bit overwhelmed when discerning if a communication is official, or a fraud. Whether it’s in the form … Read More

Running your own business takes a lot of time, effort, and dedication. Part of the process of running a successful organization is to stay up to date on your taxes. … Read More

When it comes to taxes, many citizens see the line being drawn at additional fees for late payments. That is no longer the case. In February, the IRS issued a … Read More

The IRS has issued new rules regarding paid family and medical leave credits for employers. The main concern was a provision within the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act – which … Read More

In the wake of Hurricane Florence on the East Coast, and wildfires ravaging the West Coast, the IRS has warned individuals to be wary of disaster tax relief scams that … Read More

We’ve all heard the buzz about Bitcoin. Whether it was from your friends who decided to invest in it early, or on television as the news covered its historic growth … Read More

With everything that life throws at you, it can be hard to keep track of your fiscal responsibilities both as an individual and as a company. Every spring, Americans try … Read More