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Whether your small business is new or has been operating for decades, it can be helpful to remain apprised of which expenses may be tax-deductible and which are not. Consult
Non-profit leaders regularly make important decisions about money, people, and programs. Even when those decisions are informed and well-intentioned, they can still lead to allegations involving mismanagement, conflicts of interest,
Tax law changes taking effect for 2026 may increase alternative minimum tax (AMT) exposure for some higher-income taxpayers. If you may be affected, it’s important to consider the AMT before
If your small business accepts, uses, or invests in Bitcoin, Ethereum, or other forms of cryptocurrency, accurate reporting and detailed records are important for federal tax purposes. The Internal Revenue
Springfield, Missouri –KPM CPAs & Advisors is pleased to announce that Matt J. Collins, CPA has joined the firm as a senior accountant in the audit department. Matt has more
For years, one common way to spot phishing and other electronic fraud schemes was to look for poor spelling, awkward grammar, or suspicious formatting. That guidance is no longer enough.
Many employers continue to look for employee benefits that are both practical and meaningful. One option some organizations may consider is employer-provided housing. Given ongoing concerns about housing availability and
Most businesses experience cash-flow fluctuations, but the variations can be especially intense for seasonal businesses. Revenue may rise sharply during busy periods and fall during slower seasons, yet many expenses
Offering paid family and medical leave (PFML) can help businesses support employees when they need time away from work to care for themselves or their families. For eligible employers, the
Estate planning can become more complex when citizenship, domicile, and U.S.-situated assets are involved. For noncitizens, U.S. gift and estate tax exposure may depend on where they are domiciled, what
Are you planning to retire, step back, or move on from your family business in the next five to 10 years?If you already know who may succeed you, now is
A conflict of interest does not automatically indicate wrongdoing. However, when non-profit leaders do not disclose and properly address personal or financial interests, even a well-intentioned decision can create tax,
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