Revenue Procedure 2019-26 includes different limits for purchased automobiles that are eligible for bonus first-year depreciation and some that aren’t. Read more
These rules are designed to help employers value an employee’s personal use of an employer-provided vehicle for income and employment tax purposes. Read more
Massachusetts explains that The Department of Revenue does not intend to comply with the repeal of partnership technical terminations. This stems from a TCJA measure which repeals technical terminations... Read more
What steps can you take now to ensure you and your business are well-positioned for the future? DGC has prepared a short checklist of the 16 tax reform topics that could impact businesses. Read more
Do you currently conduct business overseas, or are you considering it in the future? Watch the webinar recording to learn what you need to know about the FCPA. Read more
The deadline to meet the necessary notice requirements has been extended from May 31st, to June 30th, 2019. Read more
If you employ Massachusetts workers, you will be required to comply with the Paid Family and Medical Leave law. By June 30, 2019 some notice requirements must be met. Read more
There are still several outstanding uncertainties frustrating businesses and individual taxpayers. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act contains several “glitches” that need legislative fixes. Read more
Educational institutions have a fiduciary duty to ensure that proper policies, procedures and controls are in place to prevent inappropriate admission of students and to assure that scholarships, federal... Read more
The minimum weekly standard salary level for both regular workers and highly compensated employees (HCEs) is increased. The rule also increases the total annual compensation requirement for HCEs that’s... Read more
