Do Your Employees Receive Tips? You May Qualify For A Tax Credit If So.
Are you an employer with a business where tipping is routine when providing food and beverages? If yes, you may qualify for a federal tax credit regarding the Social Security
Are you an employer with a business where tipping is routine when providing food and beverages? If yes, you may qualify for a federal tax credit regarding the Social Security
Most employers are familiar with the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) due to the nature of the agency’s stated mission “to ensure the safe and healthful working conditions
Companies such as homebuilders, contractors, custom manufacturers, and professional practices that work on customer-specific or long-term projects generally track job costs to gauge the profitability of each project. Which, in
By: Mike Nelson, CPA, CFE, CVA In a significant move to assist individuals, businesses, and tax-exempt organizations with outstanding tax obligations, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced new penalty
If your assets include unregistered securities, such as restricted stocks or interests in hedge funds or private equity funds, you must consider the securities laws that could affect various estate
If your non-profit is considering international expansion in 2024, be cautious. The rules for non-profit activities in the United States, like asking for donations, finding members, hiring workers, and selling
In the world of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), most business buyers do their homework before closing the deal. This means they carefully research the target company’s financial, legal, operational positions.
If making your health a priority is among your New Year’s resolutions, you might wonder if you can offset your out-of-pocket medical expenses on your tax return. The eligibility for
If you’re contemplating the sale of appreciated commercial or investment real estate and wish to postpone the associated tax liability, consider leveraging a Section 1031 “like-kind” exchange. In this type
Divorcing spouses, business partners at odds, and fraud perpetrators often hide assets to obstruct fair distribution and perhaps hide gains from fraudulent activities. In these cases, sociological information from a