Brinker Simpson & Company, LLC, the region's premier accounting and financial advisory firm, is honored to announce its ranking in the small company category on The Philadelphia Inquirer's Top...
The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has provided an update on Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirements under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) following a recent court decision. Below are the key takeaways:
Brinker Simpson & Company, LLC, the region's premier accounting and financial advisory firm, is pleased to welcome Alexander Sorensen to our team as a Tax Associate.
Brinker Simpson & Company, LLC, the region's premier accounting and financial advisory firm, proudly announces that Madison Hartwig has earned her Certified Public Accountant (CPA) license from the Pennsylvania State Board of Accountancy.
Beginning January 6, 2025, most Pennsylvania domestic and foreign filing associations must file an Annual Report (DSCB:15-146) online at file.dos.pa.gov.
In a surprising turn of events, a federal appeals court has issued another ruling that suspends a requirement for businesses to file reports about their beneficial ownership information (BOI). This came just days after the same court issued a ruling that resulted in the federal government announcing that millions of small businesses did have to file BOI reports by January 13, 2025.
The Brinker Simpson Internship Program goes beyond traditional on-the-job training—it’s an opportunity to explore a rewarding career path with our firm. We understand the importance of internships that blend practical experience with meaningful client interaction, which is why our program is designed to provide hands-on, impactful work.
Brinker Simpson & Company is excited to share that Michael Simpson, CPA, CVA, and Managing Partner of our firm, was recently featured on Winding River Consulting’s Making Waves podcast. In this insightful episode, host David Toth delves into Michael’s leadership journey and his efforts to drive growth, foster innovation, and navigate the complexities of succession within our $14 million firm.
If you file Schedule C (Business) or Schedule E (Real Estate), you’re responsible for issuing 1099s for certain payments. The IRS treats these filings the same as larger businesses, so it’s essential to understand the requirements.
As we approach the end of the year, it’s time to start thinking about 1099 filings. The January 31st deadline is fast approaching, and preparing early can save you time and stress. Here’s what you need to know to ensure your business stays compliant.
