Tax: Business, Blog Tags: COVID-19, Business Survival
The Kansas Department of Revenue (KDOR) has extended the filing date for some 2019 corporate income tax return filers. If your Kansas-based business meets the criteria below, KDOR is allowing an extended filing date for 2019 corporate income…
State & Local Tax, Blog Tags: Credits and Incentives, Sales Tax, COVID-19, Business Survival
Remote Workers and Employers May Find Sticky Tax Issues By Shannon Wolcott, CPA If your company is growing and expanding into other states, or if you have employees who live…
Client Accounting Services, Blog Tags: COVID-19, Business Survival, Cash Flow
Actionable Data Based on Current Conditions By James Bailey, CPA As we head into the holiday season, uncertainty clouds the landscape for many business owners, and the need to fully…
Client Accounting Services, Blog Tags: IRS, FAQ
Changes to Non-Employee Compensation and Due Dates for 2020 By Kallie Birch More businesses are relying on the help of independent contractors to complete projects, and while that’s not the…
Retirement, Wealth Management, Blog Tags: Tax Planning, Retirement, COVID-19, CARES Act
Penalties Are Forgiven, Taxes Are Not By Jude Fox, CPA If you’re saving for retirement through a qualified retirement plan, you may be aware that the rules for taking early…
Volume 11 Issue 1, Tax: Business, Blog Tags: Tax Reform, Tax Planning, IRS
Tax Implications of Employer-Provided Parking By Donald G. Grossardt (originally published on December 5, 2019) Updated by Robert W. Decker on October 1, 2020 Forty-five years ago, when I was…
Human Resources, Tax: Individual, Blog Tags: 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…
Trusts & Estates, Retirement, Tax: Individual, Blog Tags: Tax Planning, Austin Coyan
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…
Tax: Business, Blog Tags: IRS, FAQ
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…
Audit & Attestation, Human Resources, Blog Tags: legislation, Retirement, 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…
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