Last week, the S&P 500-stock index closed in correction territory after a sell-off. When there is a large dip in stock prices, it indicates that investors are selling stock so … Read More
Last year’s Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was one of the most comprehensive tax overhauls in the last fifty years. As a result, accountants and citizens alike are working on … Read More
While there is a lot to be aware of when filing your taxes as a full-time employee, tax season can be especially difficult to navigate if you are self-employed. Defined … Read More
We are currently in the throngs of tax season, and some business owners are wondering which taxation method makes the most sense for their unique situation. If you’re a small … Read More
Assembly Bill 5 (AB 5), also known as the gig-worker bill, was signed into California law last year. It recently came into effect on January 1, 2020. The bill increases … Read More
This month, Hall & Company held the first Hall of Women Network meeting, also known as HOW Network. The HOW Network’s mission statement is “committed to fostering a culture that … Read More
Each year, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) requires health care information statements to be prepared and sent out to individuals. The IRS has recently announced that it … Read More
With tax season just around the corner, Americans everywhere are already asking the important “When do I get my tax refund?” As CPAs, we hear this question quite often, since … Read More
By Mai Nguyen Hall & Company Tax Manager Two very beneficial tax deferral mechanisms continuously circulating in mainstream media currently are (1) real estate’s best friend, the Internal … Read More
By Lucia Valenzuela Senior Manager of Specialty Tax Services, LV@hallcpas.com Gone are the days when only the corporate giants take advantage of lucrative tax saving opportunities. In recent years, federal … Read More