Blog

Selling a home is a stressful time for most people. However, based on the temperature of the real estate market, it can also be a profitable experience for property owners. While most people [...]

According to Microsoft, support for Windows 7 will end January 14, 2020, making your computer more vulnerable to security risks and viruses. To avoid these risks, it is strongly recommended that [...]

Employees in every industry appreciate a bonus to their current salaries.  We all love being recognized for our work, especially if it involves money. However, as we reach for the bonus check, [...]

The objective of a financial statement audit is to provide assurance regarding the quantitative and qualitative aspects of a business or organization. Most organizations understand that financial [...]

Most people know that Social Security (SS) benefits are taxable. Still, many of us don't fully understand how the tax rate on Social Security is applied. If SS represents your only income, it's [...]

We are pleased to announce that Manager Tavia Cederberg has successfully completed the Intuit QuickBooks Online Advanced training course, earning her certificate and the designation of ProAdvisor. [...]

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) amended the tax code, making certain parking-related expenses for qualified transportation fringes nondeductible. Additionally, for tax-exempt organizations, TCJA [...]

We are pleased to share with you the Early Fall 2019 edition of the Leone, McDonnell & Roberts, PA eNewsletter – The Bottom Line. Click to view, read and share!

The IRS recently announced that they have sent almost 10,000 letters to taxpayers who may have incurred a tax liability due to unreported cryptocurrency transactions. These individuals have been [...]

We are pleased to welcome Molly Burns, MSA, Robert Franger, MSA and Ryan Olver, MSA as Staff Accountants to the Dover, New Hampshire office. All three new hires have interned with the firm [...]