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The IRS has extended the period in which it will be allowing required signatures in electronic or digital form.

Accounting frameworks provide information on how to measure, recognize, present, and disclose the information included in an entity’s financial statements. There are various frameworks that [...]

The COVID-19 pandemic has, in many ways, proven just how valuable CPAs are to their communities. Throughout these unprecedented events, their knowledge and expertise are being sought after now [...]

With the upcoming change in leadership, significant tax law changes are possible over the next few years. As such, it is important for taxpayers to understand both current tax law and any [...]

New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu authorized the allocation of $35 million in Cares Act Funding to support families or individuals in need of housing assistance as a result of COVID-19. There [...]

The IRS has released Form 1099-NEC, a new informational form that beginning in tax year 2020 will change how entities report miscellaneous payments made to payees.

Using QuickBooks desktop for bookkeeping can seem like an exhausting task when you’re trying to run your business. Luckily, QuickBooks desktop has many features that streamline the bookkeeping [...]

The IRS recently notified lenders that they should not file “cancellation-of-debt” information returns or furnish payee statements to borrowers. Section 6050P of the Internal Revenue Code [...]

This year has brought with it many tax shifts, changes, and disruptions, making it critical for taxpayers to stay on top of recent regulatory adjustments. One of the latest tax modifications is [...]

Today's current (and often uncertain) times have prompted so many of us here in New Hampshire to adjust our business practices and seek out ways to do more with less. One way to help minimize [...]