Scott Carpenter, Tax Partner New Year, New Tax Rate? The commencement of the new year brings many changes to the U.S. tax code. As you may be aware, President Trump signed the first major tax reform bill in over 30 years – also known as the Tax Cuts…
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Pete Palmer, Tax Principal (Un)conventional Wisdom on the Pending Tax Legislation As the holiday season ramps up to its heights, at press time we are awaiting President Trump’s signature on tax legislation (Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, or TCJA) that many experts say will impact virtually every individual…
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Author: John Richards, Tax/Audit Associate It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year…-End Planning! – Business Edition! (Revised December 11, 2017) With the passing of the Senate’s version of the tax bill, Congress now moves to reconcile the differences between the two bills which will likely pass…
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Authors: Erica Sepulveda, Tax Senior and John Richards, Tax/Audit Associate It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year…-End Planning! (Revised November 30, 2017) Year end tax planning – most likely the last thing on the average individual’s list of things to do during…
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Dana Silverthorne Tax Manager ‘Tis the Season As 2017 winds down, the season of giving is upon us. Before donating to your favorite charity or bestowing a generous gift to a family member, brush up on some tax rules that may affect you. What’s the difference…
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Laurie A. Ball Audit Director What to Do if Your Personal Data is Compromised I’m sure you’ve heard about the Equifax data breach that was announced on September 7, 2017 and continues to be in the news. As of October 2, 2017, the personal information of 145.5…
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Julie A. Forest Tax Manager Take Advantage of These Back-to-School Tax Benefits It’s hard to believe that it’s already August and time to get ready to head back to school. While you’ve probably seen the massive displays and bins overflowing with notebooks and pens at retail stores,…
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The Art of People by Dave Kerpen In a world full of computers and technology, it is important to remember you are human. It takes strong people skills and practice applying those skills to connect to people at a meaningful level. When some people engage in conversation,…
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Marcel D. Furnace Guest Contributor Stay Abreast on Employment Laws That May Impact Your Organization Required notice to employees- If you have 25 or more employees, you now must provide new employees with a written notice about the rights of victims of domestic violence, sexual assault…
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Angeline Haalck Tax/Audit Associate 7 Workplace Mistakes to AVOID With graduation season upon us, there is an influx of workers entering and reentering the workforce. Whether it’s your first job or your fifth job, starting at a new company can be nerve racking. Although every company has…
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