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Will leasing equipment or buying it be more tax efficient for your business?
Recent changes to federal tax law and accounting rules could affect whether you decide to lease or buy equipment or other fixed assets. Although [...]
Audits home in on cybersecurity
In 2018, U.S. organizations that suffered a data breach lost an average of $7.91 million as a result. That’s the highest average organizational cost [...]
Are your employees ignoring their 401(k)s?
For many businesses, offering employees a 401(k) plan is no longer an option — it’s a competitive necessity. But employees often grow so accustomed [...]
Private companies: Have you implemented the new revenue recognition standard?
Private companies that follow U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) must comply with the landmark new revenue recognition standard in 2019. Many private company [...]
Protect retirement plan fiduciaries through training and insurance
When an employer decides to sponsor a retirement plan for employees, it takes on great responsibility. Anyone who exercises discretionary authority over any vital [...]
5 questions can help nonprofits avoid accounting and tax mistakes
To err is human, but some errors are more consequential — and harder to fix — than others. Most not-for-profit organizations can’t afford to [...]
How do profits and cash flow differ?
Business owners sometimes mistakenly equate profits with cash flow. Here’s how this can lead to surprises when managing day-to-day operations — and why many [...]
Here Comes 2019!
New Limits and Rates for 2019 As we burn the midnight oil to complete all of our last minute year-end tax planning, we also [...]
Tax Reform & Retirement Planning
Should My Retirement Planning Change After Tax Reform? As the Internal Revenue Service continues to forge ahead in writing regulations and opinions to help [...]
Can Bad Bookkeeping Cost You Money?
Does it really matter how perfect my accounting records are if I am only a small business? When most small business owners think of [...]