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Most people associate The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act with economic assistance for workers, families, and small businesses. However, the new federal law, passed as [...]

The IRS released guidance to temporarily allow changes to section 125 cafeteria plans.

Administrative Assistants are often considered the office Jack-of-all-trades. Skilled assistants interact with employees at every level of a company and are an integral part of every business.

Are you considering working with a Financial Planner? Maybe you have a current partner, but aren't sure you're getting the value needed from the relationship and are thinking of making a switch. [...]

Receiving funding from a grant or contributor can be incredibly exciting for nonprofits. Knowing how to account for the resulting revenue stream, however, can be a completely different story.

Do you drive for business purposes, medical appointments, or charitable events? You may qualify for the standard mileage tax deduction. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 redefined the tax law [...]

Each year, countless taxpayers miss out on relevant education credits simply because they aren't familiar with the benefits offered through this program. Education credits were designed to help [...]

At the end of 2019, Congress passed (and the President signed) into law the SECURE (Setting Every Community Up for Retirement) Act. Passed as part of the government's spending bill, this recent [...]

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) has prompted multiple legislative and regulatory tax changes. The reform has even impacted documentation protocol. In early December 2019, the IRS announced a [...]

The New Year is officially here. Most people use this time of year to make personal resolutions, such as eating healthier and exercising more. However, at Leone, McDonnell and Roberts, we [...]