Perspectives

After months of discussion and debate, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (SJC) has rejected a proposal to put the so-called Massachusetts Millionaire’s Tax on the ballot this November. Read more

If a partnership representative is not appointed, the IRS will appoint a PR on behalf of the partnership. Read more

We have prepared a short checklist specifically for A&E firms. This provides an overview of the notable tax reform changes that can have a significant impact on your business. Read more

The court has been asked to reconsider a previous ruling that limits the ability of state governments to require the collection and remittance of use tax in the absence of an online retailer’s physical... Read more

Protecting our clients’ information is a priority at DGC. We monitor upcoming regulations, and are working to comply with new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) guidelines. Read more

In the new tax code, like-kind exchanges are now limited to “real property” or land. That means trades might now be subject to taxation. Read more

DGC partnered with Goulston & Storrs to present an event entitled, “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: Commercial Real Estate Implications.” DGC's Don Troy was a panelist. Read more

There are some significant opportunities in the new depreciation rules produced by the tax reform overhaul known as, “The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.” Read more

In a video produced by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), they have revised their suggestions for password creation. Read more

When it’s time to sell your business or acquire another business, it’s a stressful time for all parties involved. George Shaw, CPA will tell you how his knowledge and experience can help guide you through... Read more