For 14 years, Brinker Simpson has helped ensure Delaware County families have food on the table during the holiday season.

This October, our team, clients, friends, and family came together for the Annual Frank Baldino Food Drive, continuing a firm tradition that embodies the spirit of giving back. Together, we collected nonperishable food items for local families, filling an entire box truck for the Share Food Program, one of the region’s largest hunger-relief organizations that supports more than 100 local pantries.

Brinker Simpson & Company, LLC, the region’s leading accounting and financial advisory firm, is pleased to welcome Georgelian “Georgie” Ortiz to the team as a Tax Associate.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) introduced or updated numerous business-related tax provisions. The changes that are likely to have a major impact on employers and payroll management companies include new information return and payroll tax reporting rules. Let’s take a closer look at what’s new beginning in 2026 — and what businesses need to do in 2025.

We’re proud to continue a Brinker Simpson tradition that reflects the spirit of giving back: the Annual Frank Baldino Food Drive, which runs now through October 31st.

Brinker Simpson & Company, LLC, the region's premier accounting and financial advisory firm, is pleased to welcome Bobby Pothier to the team as a Tax Associate.

Brinker Simpson’s Hillary Alexander will join fellow experts on a panel hosted by the Chester County and Delaware County Chambers at Villanova University to discuss the impact of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

We’re proud to share that Alex Jones, CPA, Senior Tax Manager at Brinker Simpson & Company, was quoted in today’s print edition of The Philadelphia Inquirer on the “No Tax on Tips” provision.

Brinker Simpson & Company, LLC, the region's premier accounting and financial advisory firm, is pleased to welcome Justin Goerlach, CPA, to our team as a Tax Manager.

The IRS, U.S. Treasury, and Social Security Administration have announced a significant change in how federal payments are made. Beginning September 30, 2025, the government will no longer issue paper checks for tax refunds or federal benefits. All payments will transition to an electronic-only system.