Brinker Simpson’s internship program has been designed to provide young professionals considering a career in public accounting with real-world experiences in audit, tax, and business advisory-related services.

Unlike traditional intern programs, our intent at BSCO is to provide our interns immediate exposure to client-related work. Therefore, our interns come on board with many of the same responsibilities as our full-time, first-year staff. As a result, our interns have the comprehensive knowledge and understanding needed to make a well-informed decision about which career path is best for them. 

We’re growing and looking for awesome people to join our team of talented professionals.

If you are looking for an opportunity to start your public accounting career, or a seasoned professional tired of your commute and looking to be more involved in the community in which you live, we want to talk to you.

Brinker Simpson is always looking for dynamic individuals to join our rapidly expanding firm. Visit our Careers page for more information, and come work with the best in the business for 30+ years and counting!

Are you eligible for payroll tax credits up to $28,000 per employee?

If you haven’t explored the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERC) yet, you may be missing out on up to $28,000 in payroll tax relief per employee—even if you had a PPP loan!

Join Bob Simpson and Kristen McCabe for a webinar at noon on Wednesday, June 2, 2021, to learn more.

On May 28, 2021, President Biden’s administration unveiled its proposed budget for fiscal year 2022. The administration’s budget recommendations are, of course, only recommendations. Congress can accept, reject or modify them as part of the legislative process, as well as add other proposals. It can also choose to offset all or only a part of any spending programs it approves. As a result, we want you to be aware of the following tax proposals from the President’s budget. More information will be released as we gain clarity on these items.

If you received unemployment benefits in 2020 due to the pandemic and paid taxes on those funds, you may qualify for a refund from the IRS. The agency began sending out refund checks earlier in May and will continue through the summer months.

Unemployment Compensation Fraud is a very serious matter. The Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry (L&I) is committed to preventing, identifying, and blocking scams and is continuing its aggressive efforts to do so, including:

• Cross-matching data with other state agencies and across the country to detect fraud activity.
• Working with the U.S. Department of Labor to prevent and detect fraudulent activities related to UC.