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Summer hours are in effect: Our offices close at NOON on Fridays from May 17th to July 12th
Please note: Our offices will be closed on May 20th for IT upgrades. Limited availability from May 21-24 due to team training. We may experience short delays in accessing records and responding to inquiries.
In addition to providing for your own retirement needs, a qualified retirement plan also offers valuable tax savings for the dental practice, and can help
More and more nonprofits are joining forces to better serve their client populations and cut costs. But such relationships can come with complicated financial reporting
The U.S. Department of Labor’s new overtime rules, which will make many more employees eligible for overtime pay under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA),
Microsoft offers nonprofits free cloud services Microsoft’s philanthropic arm has announced that it’ll donate $1 billion in cloud computing resources over the next three years
Stay on top of filing and reporting deadlines with our tax calendar! Our tax calendar includes dates categorized by employers, individuals, partnerships, corporations and more
Advanced estate planning strategies have long included the concept of parents gifting interests in family owned entities to their children using valuation discounts due to
In the wake of the most recent recession, many nonprofits are taking a hard look at their sustainability over the long term to be ready
Individual taxpayers who have come close to triggering the alternative minimum tax (AMT) in the past should start planning to minimize 2016 taxes as early
*|MC:SUBJECT|* View this email in your browser SKR+Co Not-For-Profit Newsletter September 2016 What the new DOL overtime rules will mean for your nonprofit The Department
In a recent blog post to AICPA Insights, guest blogger Tom Pender recognized the importance of not-for-profit organizations' mission and vision but then turned to
Paying the proper amount of tax by the annual federal income tax filing deadline isn’t enough to avoid interest and penalties; you must also meet
It’s a fact of life that physicians and dental professionals operate under an increased level of scrutiny. Increasingly, compliance checks are digging in to more
The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) has issued the first major changes to the accounting standards for nonprofits’ financial statement presentation in more than two
Whether a reimbursement arrangement is an accountable or nonaccountable plan is determined based on whether the plan meets all three requirements of an accountable plan. While accountable plans have requirements that must be met, they could be viewed as more favorable to employees for tax reporting purposes.
There are three common penalties assessed against taxpayers: underpayment, late payment, and late filing. These penalties are fairly easy to avoid if you plan ahead.
The IRS recently announced a reduced user fee from $400 to $275 for filing the simplified form for recognition of tax-exempt status, Form 1023-EZ, Streamlined Application
there are certain financial reports that practice owners should be reviewing at least on a monthly basis.
Many businesses host a picnic for employees in the summer. It’s a fun activity for your staff and you may be able to take a
Get Educated. Educate yourself about the types of scams, malware, phishing, spyware and other common and emerging threats that exist on the internet and how
Individuals can’t afford to ignore the threat of tax identity theft, but the IRS has taken some measures to combat the epidemic that has implications for employers, too. Businesses also need to be aware of the risk of tax identity theft they face. Criminals aren’t just pursuing Social Security numbers (SSNs) — they’re also going after employer ID numbers (EINs) assigned by the IRS.
It’s common for parents, grandparents and others to make gifts to minors and college students. Perhaps you want to help fund education expenses or simply