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Which Type of Trust is Best for You?
Revocable Trust, Irrevocable Trust, Specialty Trusts By Austin Coyan, CPA, CFE The decision to put your assets into a trust to ensure that they pass to your heirs according to…
Reporting Cash Transactions Just Got Easier
E-filing Now Available for Form 8300 By Baron Green The Internal Revenue Service requires that cash receipts of $10,000 or more from business transactions must be reported to the IRS…
Avoiding Common Mistakes in Your Employee Benefit Plan Audit
Act Now to Save Headaches – and Costs – Later By Holly Ives Common mistakes that many organizations make in administering their employee benefit plans (EBPs) can end up costing…
An Alternative to Payroll Tax Deferral: All the Benefits, Less Risk
Wages on Demand Gives Employees Access to Earned, But Unpaid, Wages By Chris Keith & James Bailey, CPA In August, President Trump issued an Executive Memorandum permitting U.S. businesses to…
2020 Presidential Candidates’ Tax Plans
Philosophical Wish Lists or Likely Tax Policies? By Susan Day, CPA, CGMA During a presidential election year – even one marked by a pandemic – candidates can be counted on…
Unemployment Benefits Are Taxable
Laura Blankenship Human Resources, Tax: Individual, Blog Tax Planning, labor, Austin Coyan
Don’t Get Caught Off-guard in 2021 By Austin Coyan, CPA, CFE During the recent COVID-19 pandemic, millions of Americans applied for and received, unemployment benefits. These benefits included: The normal…