November 8, 2019

Accounting for Non-Accountants | The Season of Giving

Christin Biermeier

The new tax reform is causing many taxpayers to use the standard deduction instead of itemizing. This may make you hesitate when it comes to your charitable contributions. Watch as Abby and Emily explain what you can do to donate to your favorite charities and still get that tax break next spring!

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2024 Inflation-Adjusted Tax Parameters for Small Businesses and Their Owners

The IRS recently announced various inflation-adjusted federal income tax amounts for 2024. Rates and Brackets If you run your business as a sole proprietorship or pass-through business entity (LLC,

12/04/2023

AICPA’s New Standard on Auditor’s Risk Assessment: Inherent Risk and Significant Risks

Note: This article is the second in a series about the AICPA’s new standard on auditor’s risk assessment. An overview of the new standard can be found here. This article

11/30/2023

Gearing up for 1099 Filing Season: What you need to know about paying vendors via cash apps

The IRS is increasing the income reporting requirements on businesses, banks, and third-party settlement organizations (known as PSEs – Payment Settlement Entities) in order to increase voluntary tax compliance and

11/20/2023

Accounting for Non-Accountants | The Season of Giving

Christin Biermeier

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2024 Inflation-Adjusted Tax Parameters for Small Businesses and Their Owners

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Gearing up for 1099 Filing Season: What you need to know about paying vendors via cash apps

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