Whether you file your taxes yourself or work with a preparer, it’s absolutely critical to protect your personal information. Before you enter your Social Security number, review these 6 tips…
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As tax and financial professionals, we encourage you not to wait until January to make your plans for 2021. There are many opportunities available for financial planning that can positively…
The 2020 election season has almost ended. What do election outcomes mean for investors? We dug into campaign promises, economic performance, and other issues during our recent webinar, “The election…
The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act introduced some significant changes to the way businesses could handle deductions for business meals and entertainment expenses. Although the TCJA guidelines for these…
Optimism isn’t a word we hear much lately. Most economic talk on the news is downright terrifying. But we’re here to tell you that things are actually looking up. Did…
We are thrilled to welcome a new staff accountant to our team in order to continue meeting the growing tax needs of our clients. Guy Bass is a recent graduate…
Updated January 14, 2021 It’s been a doozy of a year for small businesses and keeping up with changes to the Paycheck Protection Program has become another full-time job for…
The vast majority of businesses have depreciable assets: company property, buildings, equipment, vehicles, etc. Because they are used for business purposes, claiming depreciation of these assets helps to reduce the…
Cancellation of debt is an issue that often arises around tax time and is something that every taxpayer should understand. Many people are relieved to reach the end of a…
How do you feel about investing in an election year? As frequently happens, election season is stirring up a lot of emotions. Some of the things keeping Americans up at…
