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Carolyn D. Richmond was featured in the Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine article "Mandatory Tips Are Off the Menu."

The start of the New Year marks the implementation of a new federal tax bill signed by President Obama in December, which includes a 13-month extension for unemployment benefits.

The IRS has announced a new amnesty program aimed at employers who have misclassified employees as independent contractors.

On Monday August 6th, Governor Deval Patrick signed into Massachusetts law a health care cost cutting bill (Senate Bill No. 2400) which includes a tax credit for businesses that implement wellness programs.

John Hancock Life Insurance Company is the most recent 401(k) plan service provider to prevail in a case by the plaintiffs’ bar asserting ERISA fiduciary breach claims based on allegations that it charged excessive 401(k) plan fees and received excessive revenue sharing payments.

On April 14, 2020, the Treasury Department issued its third formal Interim Final Rule related to the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).

Stephen and Mike explain the three types of PTO donation programs—general, medical emergency, and natural disaster—and highlight the tax implications and administrative considerations associated with each type.

Philadelphia City Council enacted an ordinance, effective immediately, requiring all Philadelphia taxpayers to report any changes to their federal taxable income...

The I.R.S. has recently issued its annual cost-of-living adjustments applicable in 2011 to qualified retirement (pension, profit-sharing, § 401(k), money purchase and stock bonus) plans.

Plan administrators of qualified plans are always concerned that amounts they receive as rollovers actually are eligible for rollover treatment.

On March 7th, the ESOP Association submitted its comments to the House Ways and Means Committee on Tax Reform.

Added to the Fixing America's Surface Transportation Act (FAST Act), which was passed and signed last week, was a provision repealing the Form 5500 filing extension that was enacted in the Surface Transportation Act.

On January 20, 2015, the U.S. Department of Labor announced that Wisconsin has also joined the growing list of states that have entered into formal agreements with the DOL to share information about worker misclassification.

On Oct. 19, 2023, the Department of Energy began accepting applications for all categories of the Low-Income Communities Bonus Credit Program for small-scale wind and solar projects.

The Obama administration is looking to wield executive authority to enhance tax incentives for renewable energy investments, according to a story in Bloomberg BNA’s Daily Tax Report, Jan. 22.

Most of us who work in the solar market landed here not just because we enjoy projects, but also because we believe that solar is the future.

The bill was referred to the Committee on Ways and Means and would apply to property placed in service after December 31, 2015.