Owning Property with a Family Member: 4 Negative Outcomes
A common estate planning mistake that people make is owning property with a family member. True, adding a loved one to the title of […]
Calculating Fraud Damages Isn’t That Simple
When businesses are defrauded, courts can — and in some states must — order restitution. But calculating fraud damages isn’t that simple. I
Which Entity is Most Suitable for your Business?
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) has changed the landscape for business taxpayers. These changes have caused many business owners to ask: Which entity is most suitable for […]
Divorce Necessitates an Estate Plan Review
Divorce necessitates an estate plan review. It’s important to review your estate plan as early as possible, for two reasons:
Using Data Analysis to Detect Fraud
Using data analysis to detect fraud is changing the way many businesses operate. It’s also changing how forensic accountants do their jobs, providing fraud […]
Is a Health Savings Account Right for You?
To help defray health care costs, many people now contribute to, or are thinking about setting up, Health Savings Accounts (HSAs). With these accounts, […]
Donating Your Vehicle to Charity May Not Yield A Big Tax Deduction
You’ve probably seen or heard ads urging you to donate your car to charity. “Make a difference and receive tax savings,” one organization states. […]
Don’t Mistake Kickbacks for Gifts
Kickbacks return a portion of the money exchanged in a business transaction as compensation for favorable treatment. They’re illegal in the United States […]
Consider Taxes When Retiring in Another State
When you retire, you may consider moving to another state — say, for the weather or to be closer to your loved ones. That said, don’t forget to consider […]
Summer Hire Tax Credits May Be Available
Is your business hiring this summer? If so, there may be some summer hire tax credits available to you. If the employees come from certain “targeted groups,” […]
