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Follow IRS Rules To Ensure You Receive Your Charitable Tax Deductions
If reducing your taxable estate is an important estate planning goal, making lifetime charitable donations can help achieve that goal and…
Trusts Owning S Corporation Stock
Only certain trusts can own S corporation stock S corporations must comply with several strict requirements or risk losing their…
Entertainment Expenses Not Deductible For Expenditures After 12/31/17
Prior to 2018, 50% of entertainment expenses were deductible. However, under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, Entertainment expenses are now…
Recruiting Board Members
One of the Ten Basic Responsibilities of Nonprofit Boards developed by BoardSource is to build a competent board. Boards have a…
Protect Your Company From An IRS Attack
When your company sponsors a qualified retirement plan, you must comply with complex rules established by the IRS and the Department of…
Form 1023-EZ Revisions
In June 2014, the IRS released an alternative to Form 1023 to apply for tax-exemption. Form 1023-EZ is a simpler form for smaller…
A Guide To Identifying White Collar Employee Fraud Risks
You can call it psychology or human nature. When some managers or employees are exposed to certain conditions, the odds…
Bring Home A Tax Credit For Adoption
If rising health care costs have sent your company searching for ways to reduce expenses, you should know there are alternatives to…
Establishing and Maintaining Effective Internal Controls
Your company needs an effective internal control environment to prevent losses from mismanagement, theft, fraud, corruption, and…
Two Common Types of Fraud
Many financial frauds and deceptions fall into two basic categories: "If employees perceive their company's fraud controls to be…
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