Accounting April 17, 2026
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Accounting April 17, 2026
Each year, readers get the opportunity to show their support for the programs, hardware, services, and other technologies they use and trust.
Taxes November 29, 2022
Taxpayers’ financial information was being transmitted through a widely used code called the Meta Pixel.
Firm Management November 29, 2022
The federal government plans to back mortgages of more than $1 million, catching up with the dramatic rise in U.S. home prices in recent years.
Taxes November 29, 2022
Be aware of scammers using fake charities to commit fraud on well-intentioned donors.
Taxes November 29, 2022
Under the current rules, a short-term gain on property held for a year or less is taxed at ordinary income rates topping out at 37%.
Taxes November 29, 2022
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Payroll November 29, 2022
Recession-proofing your firm is only as successful as recession-proofing your clients’ businesses. The recession will end at one point. But the client relationships you preserve will last well beyond.
Taxes November 28, 2022
The Tax Blotter is a round-up of recent tax news and rulings.
Taxes November 28, 2022
Under Section 121 of the Internal Revenue Code, you may be able to exclude most, if not all, of your gain from tax when you finally sell the home.
November 27, 2022
Notably, you may use a loss to offset a short-term gain realized earlier in the year that would otherwise be taxed at a high ordinary income tax rate.
November 23, 2022
Families may have a million questions about their child’s care, education, residence and employment when they reach adulthood.
Taxes November 23, 2022
For the last five years, businesses have been able to use bonus depreciation to expense 100 percent of qualified property, including big-ticket purchases like business aircraft.
Taxes November 23, 2022
Generally, the IRS has three years from the later of the time your tax return was filed or its due date to review the return and assess tax.