2.20.23
Five Common Billing Methods in the Construction Industry
Your neighborhood ice cream shoppe no doubt operates under a simple fixed price, point-of-sale billing method. Construction companies don’t have it so easy. Because of…
2.20.23
Succession Planning Considerations for Construction Business Owners
Construction company owners are great at completing projects, but many struggle to properly build a succession plan. Even if your retirement is decades away, it’s…
2.17.23
Reading the Tea Leaves: Potential Tax Legislation in the New Congress
The 2022 mid-term election has shifted the scales in Washington, D.C., with the Democrats no longer controlling both houses of Congress. While it remains to…
2.15.23
Comparing Financial Statement Audits, Reviews, Compilations and Preparations
Users of financial statements associate certified public accountants (CPAs) with audit reports on a company’s financial statements. However, CPAs can provide three other levels of service…
2.15.23
Fraud in the Manufacturing Workplace
The manufacturing industry is often more vulnerable to the exposure of fraud and corruption than other industries. The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) determined…
2.10.23
Employee Retention Credit – Too Good To Be True, or Am I Missing Out?
Unless you’ve been living in an isolated log cabin without cell phone service for the past few years, you’ve almost certainly heard of the Employee…
2.6.23
Throwing Snowballs at a Mountain of Debt
Many people start the year intending to get out of debt, yet end the year owing just as much, if not more. One approach that…
2.6.23
Moving Out of State? Learn All the Tax Implications First
With so many people working remotely these days, it’s become common to think about moving to another state — perhaps for better weather or to…
2.6.23
Protect Your Business With Meticulous Records
If you run a business, you know that you need to support expenses with detailed records. To be deductible, every expense on your tax return…
2.1.23
PTET Election Instructions and Due Date
New York State has authorized an entity-level tax to be paid by partnerships and S corporations. The Pass-Through Entity Tax (PTET) is an elective tax…