Perspectives

The first tax year under the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is winding down, and the window of opportunity for tax planning is closing with it. While many new opportunities have emerged and several existing... Read more

Employee Benefit Plans are common among most businesses. But just as common are the small mistakes employers can make that end up creating big problems. Read more

The IRS has recently issued interim guidance regarding the popular meals expense deduction addressing in what situations meals are deductible. These changes which are flowing from the Tax Cuts and Jobs... Read more

Beth discussed how businesses can help ensure a successful transition, and how this wave of change will impact Generation X. Read more

Under the new guidance, eligible employers can retroactively establish a qualifying paid family and medical leave program or amend an existing program to claim a credit for qualifying leave previously... Read more

The House Ways and Means Committee passed three separate bills that will be the cornerstone of what is being referred to as Tax Reform 2.0. A full House vote on the bills is expected to take place at... Read more

From tax reform and the lease accounting standard to recent updates and events, this is information you can use. Read more

For some U.S. individuals and businesses, international tax reform measures are especially important to monitor. Read more

While many taxpayers will qualify for this deduction, owners of a “Specified Service Trade or Business” (SSTB) face strict limitations or are excluded altogether. Read more

Under U.S. Architecture and Engineering (A&E) firms subject to overhead rate audits can maximize their allowable overhead rate and increase the likelihood of a successful audit by implementing... Read more