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Our Annual Charitable Giving Guide
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! In this season of giving, we’re bringing you our annual charitable contribution tips. How can you make your giving stretch and how can you ensure it...
Problems Linger With 100% Bonus Depreciation
Since the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) raised bonus depreciation from 50% to 100% for the first year property is placed in service, many business owners have benefitted. The IRS also...
End-of-year tax savings
Taxes may be the last thing on your mind as the holidays roll around, but they shouldn’t be. There are unique tax-saving opportunities only available before year’s end. For just a moment, set...
When A POS System Turns Into Tax Evasion
Sales suppression software has been around for a while, but the government is getting more serious about sniffing it out. The software, commonly called tax zapper software, is used to modify...
Giving Back And Your Taxes
‘Tis the season for giving, but consider how recent tax changes affect your charitable contributions before you open your wallet. Whether your donations result in lower taxes depends on highly...
The Hidden Danger Of Employee Theft
If you’re a business owner, you may feel that you’ve built up a sixth sense when it comes to choosing the right business partners and customers. Fraud is all around us these days, after all,...
Prepaid Forward Contracts: Litigation Financing With Significant Tax Advantages
Litigation financing has been booming in the U.S. for about a decade. As MarketWatch reports, third-party investors are pouring up to $100 billion…
Taxes, Gig Workers, And Your Seasonal Help
Did you hear the big employment law news out of California? The state’s businesses are facing strict new limits on using independent contractors. It’s a valuable reminder that not all workers...
Five IRS audit mistakes to avoid
The IRS audits about one million taxpayers each year. While the agency is understaffed, that doesn’t mean you’ll slip through the cracks. IRS software automates the selection process now by...
Behold This CEO’s “Sick” Tax Crimes
A CEO of two Denver-area technology companies was found guilty on a host of charges, including impeding the administration of tax laws, conspiracy to defraud the U.S. government, and...