4.14.22
Assessing Whether a Public Infrastructure Project Is Right for You
Given all that’s going on in the nation and the world, the federal infrastructure bill passed toward the end of last year might seem to…
4.14.22
Accounting for SALT Cap Workarounds
In 2017, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) imposed a $10,000 limitation on the deductibility of state and local income tax (SALT) payments made…
4.14.22
Using Data To Transform Your Manufacturing Business
What if you could improve product quality, increase productivity, reduce waste and minimize variability with only minor adjustments to your manufacturing process? That’s the promise…
4.6.22
What Do IRS Auditors Know About Your Business Industry?
Has your business been audited by the IRS? It may be stressful, especially if you don’t know what to expect. It might help to know…
4.6.22
Shield Your Life Insurance From Federal Estate Tax
If you have a life insurance policy, be aware that the proceeds your beneficiary receives could be subject to federal estate tax. That is, unless…
4.6.22
Taking Casualty Loss Tax Deductions Is Now Harder
Unexpected disasters such as severe storms, flooding and wildfires can happen anywhere, causing damage to your home and personal property. Before the Tax Cuts and…
4.4.22
Protecting Your Company From Cryptocurrency Fraud
Scams are everywhere online, and cryptocurrency exchanges are no different. According to blockchain data company Chainalysis, cryptocurrency transactions associated with illegal activity topped $14 billion…
4.4.22
5 Ways to Foil a ”Fraud Department” Scam
When banks detect suspicious activity in a customer’s account, they often call account holders to discuss the transactions. Time is of the essence when it…
4.4.22
Is Your Nonprofit on Track? Ask Your Clients
Regularly asking clients for feedback about your not-for-profit and its services is essential to maintaining healthy relationships. But the practice also makes financial sense. You…
4.4.22
Timing Counts: Reporting Subsequent Events
Major events or transactions — such as a natural disaster, a cyberattack, a regulatory change or the loss of a large business contract — may…