Hiring Contractors? Make Sure You’re Compliant.
Many businesses turn to independent contractors to help manage costs, especially during times of staffing shortages and inflation. If you’re among ...
Is Your Salary Reasonable in the Eyes of the IRS?
Determining “reasonable compensation” is a critical issue for owners of C corporations and S corporations. If the IRS believes an owner’s ...
QuickBooks Tips: Master Your Monthly Close
The month-end close is a pain point for many small to midsize businesses. While internal accounting teams often aim to wrap up the close within three ...
Risky Business: How Auditors Help Prevent Fraud
In today’s volatile economic climate, organizations face mounting pressures that can increase the risk of fraudulent activities. Auditors play a ...
Beyond the Fraud Risk Assessment: Managing Nuanced Threats
Annual fraud risk assessments are valuable tools for identifying obvious threats and documenting the internal controls in place to address them. ...
Turn Business Losses Into Future Tax Savings
Even successful businesses experience occasional down years. Fortunately, the federal tax code provides a way to help offset those losses, ...
Step-Up in Basis: A Powerful Estate Planning Tool
Inheriting assets from a loved one can come with a significant, but often misunderstood, tax benefit known as the step-up in basis. This provision ...
Why Industry Risk Matters in Business Valuation
When valuing a private business, IRS Revenue Ruling 59-60 remains one of the most foundational guides for determining value. Among the key factors it ...
Avoid Estimated Tax Surprises
If you're self-employed, run a small business, or earn rental or investment income, quarterly estimated tax payments may be critical to your tax ...