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When an employer pays an expense reimbursement or advance to an employee, the IRS considers the arrangement to be disguised taxable compensation to the employee.

As the new tax bill worked its way through Congress last fall, not-for-profits across the country raised their voices high to share concerns about its disincentives for charitable donations ...

Who doesn't love to save money around the holidays? Businesses can make use of this awesome year-end tax savings tip: Accelerate your tax deductions.

In late 2015, Congress reinstated and made permanent a tax break that allows people age 70½ and older to transfer up to $100,000 per year tax-free from an IRA to a public charity...

According to the National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrators (NAUPA), state unclaimed property programs are holding nearly $42 billion in assets, just waiting to be claimed by their rightful owners.

If you experience financial difficulties, it may be tempting to tap into the savings you have accumulated in a 401(k) or similar retirement plan.

The ongoing pandemic has strained many not-for-profit organizations, forcing them to cut corners to survive. But fraud prevention is one critical area that organizations cannot afford to overlook.

There is no one best way to invest. Every investment strategy offers potential rewards and poses certain risks. The appropriate strategy or strategies for you depends on your personal...

The U.S. home market has struggled throughout 2023, burdened with 30-year fixed mortgage rates that passed 8% for the first time since 2000.

More people are working remotely these days and that trend seems unlikely to change even after the pandemic is over. Remote work can be convenient. However, it raises the risk of double taxation...

If you own a family business, it is likely one of your largest assets and it might be the most difficult to monetize. How you handle it can have a significant impact on your overall retirement ...

It is a challenging time to grow a business. So, any help you can get in the form of tax credits, tax exemptions, grants, low-cost financing and other incentives can make a big difference.

For parents faced with the soaring cost of higher education, a scholarship can provide welcome financial relief. Most parents assume that scholarships are tax-free, but that is not always the case.

We're spilling the beans on one of our clients. These are the takeaway business lessons we gleaned from a recent interview with Brian Wilkin of DUDE Products

One of the many questions that can arise after the death of a loved one regards the future ownership of their home — and how the transfer of that home can affect the tax liability of the new owner...

With the end of the year approaching, your supporters may be thinking about making charitable contributions they can deduct on their 2017 federal tax returns.

Last month, our Restaurant Group blog discussed the importance of determining a restaurant's break-even point.