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The Internal Revenue Service recently issued the 2018 optional standard mileage rates to be used to calculate the deductible costs of operating an automobile for business,...
As you've heard by now, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) includes a number of changes that will affect individual taxpayers in 2018 and beyond. Significant attention has been...
The tax reform legislation that Congress approved earlier this week was the largest change to the tax system in over 3 decades. The last time the U.S. tax code saw such a...
Parents and grandparents saving for college have an opportunity to put money aside in a tax-advantaged plan. Section 529 plans are available in all states and the District of...
Congratulations to our team member Jennifer Mill for passing her CPA exam!
Rental real estate, if managed well, can provide income and tax breaks. But watch out. Problems can arise even with good tenants. Knowing the sources of trouble can help you...
Do you know what your business is worth right now? Practically speaking, it is worth what the highest bidder is willing to pay for it -- no more or no less. Nevertheless, by...
When starting a new venture, there are a variety of entity choices -- although some will be easily ruled out based on your operation. Most entities are governed by state...
Even successful businesses get snarled up in a rut now and then -- a vicious cycle of status-quo marketing and current-customer dependence. If you're nodding your head thinking,...
Q. I'm using my personal car in my business. How much can I deduct on my tax return for the vehicle expenses? A. There are two basic ways to write off expenses for...