SACRAMENTO (December 12, 2019) – On December 10, 2019, Forbes released America’s Top Recommended Tax and Accounting Firms List. Forbes partnered with Statista marketing research company to create a list […]
Workers routinely and unintentionally put their employers at risk by engaging in sloppy computer security practices. In one recent study, a research team placed 200 USB thumb drives in high-traffic […]
There are two accounting methods used by businesses to keep track of income and expenses, and it’s critical to understand the differences between the two. Cash-basis accounting is the simpler […]
If you’re shopping for a new auto for yourself or your business, you may be wondering if the federal government still offers incentives for “green” cars. The answer is yes, […]
Many companies start out, and get pretty far down the road, using the “per diem” approach when reimbursing employees for lodging, meals and incidental expenses. Doing so involves the use […]
Do your business transactions involve a lot of cash? Because cash transactions are, or can be, anonymous, the IRS takes a special interest in “cash intensive” businesses. One indication of […]
Are you thinking about starting a retirement plan for your business? Take a look at a SIMPLE (Savings Incentive Match Plan for Employees of Small Employers) IRA. A SIMPLE IRA […]
January 15 Individual taxpayers’ final 2015 estimated tax payment is due unless Form 1040 is filed by February 1, 2016. February 1 All businesses give annual information statements to […]
Learn to dissect your company’s balance sheet to discover opportunities for growth, imminent shortfalls, financial disasters in the making, and trends both favorable and unfavorable. To jumpstart your analysis, focus […]
On November 24, 2015, the IRS issued notice 2015-82 which will help to simplify the tracking and record keeping requirements for small businesses by raising the safe harbor threshold for […]