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Tax And Accounting Topics For Business
Follow Detailed Recordkeeping Rules For Vehicle Expense Deductions
Many business owners fail to follow the strict tax rules for substantiating vehicle expenses. But if your business is audited, the IRS…
Selling Corporate Stock Tax-Free To An ESOP
When business owners sell C corporation stock for a big profit, they usually qualify for the current maximum 20% maximum federal rate…
Saving Taxes While Controlling Employee Health Costs
If rising health care costs have sent your company searching for ways to reduce expenses, you should know there are alternatives to…
M&A: Testing The Waters Before Jumping In
When considering a merger or acquisition, the most opportune time to find out about possible culture clashes is obviously before the…
Are You Paying Too Much In Workers’ Comp Premiums?
Workers' Comp is an important safety net of protection which benefits both the worker who risks injury on the job and the employer…
Succession Planning Requires Smart Strategies
Succession planning is important in any business, but it's sometimes overlooked in family-owned operations. This is a big mistake.…
Use Financial Statements To Make A Solid First Impression
Financial statements are a must-have for any organization. The balance sheet reveals how much its assets and liabilities are worth…
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…
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…
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…
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