The statement of cash flows provides answers to the important question “Where did the money go?”
The IRS has significantly increased its employment tax enforcement efforts, and employers who are misclassifying their workers as independent contractors could face significant penalties.
Cash flow allows businesses to cover expenses or expansions, but for the construction industry, maintaining a strong cash flow can be especially critical and challenging.
One way to save money that very few companies properly and fully utilize is the domestic manufacturing deduction, also known as the Section 199 Deduction.
Determining your company’s successful performance or identifying its risks by analyzing complex financial information can be challenging. Financial ratios can provide management with excellent tools…
Retirement plans are not static documents. As the laws and regulations that govern employee contribution plans change, employers need to update their plan documents to…
The historic preservation tax credit program is designed to encourage developers to restore historic buildings of cultural and aesthetic significance for commercial and residential use.
Verification letters are often required in application processes that can be of special significance to client’s life. However, in responding to a third party verification,…
Employers must routinely make adjustments to their defined contribution retirement plans in order to stay in compliance with the IRS.
Crafting a retention policy allows contractors to create a clear and comprehensive system for both archiving and destroying records.