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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 [...]

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 [...]

First launched by Washington lawmakers under the Tax Reform Act of 1986 and made permanent legislation in 1993, the low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) was developed specifically to increase [...]

Times are changing, and so is our profession – and that's a great thing. Over the last ten years, the recruiting and hiring process has seen significant modifications in the path from accounting [...]

The Tax Cuts & Jobs Act of 2017 created a method to provide preferential tax treatment to taxpayers who invest in economically distressed communities designated as Qualified Opportunity Zones. 

Accounting is a highly competitive industry, making it critical for firms of every size and across every specialty to develop a cohesive marketing plan. Here are some marketing tips that can help [...]

In the "old days" (not so very long ago), reconciling your bank statements was important as it took checks a week or so to clear the bank, which meant that the balance the bank calculated likely [...]

The thought of retirement is often met with fear and anxiety, leading to various degrees “planning paralysis." If we are able to view retirement through a different lens, the feelings of fear and [...]

Upon applying to your firm of choice, you will quickly see how involved all the staff, managers, and partners seem to be in the community. Once you start your new role, you’ll also notice that [...]

Every nonprofit organization faces various financial risks and vulnerabilities, making it essential to implement a comprehensive range of controls. Understanding some essential financial controls [...]