Insight Tag: State & Local Tax

Let’s think about this from a different perspective. Think of the dashboard of your car. Your car’s dashboard provides essential information such as speed, fuel level, engine health. This information is imperative to make informed decisions while driving. Imagine driving a car without one. This could leave you stranded on the side of the road without fuel, or with citations for speeding, which are not good things. This is the same power as your financial statement. It is like the financial dashboard for your practice. It gives you the power to make informed decisions for your business. Without the financial statement, it can be difficult to steer your practice in the right direction.  

As a not-for-profit leader, you're passionate about your mission. You're changing lives, improving communities, and making the world a better place. But here's a curveball you might not have seen coming - when it comes to taxes, your not-for-profit might have more in common with for-profit businesses than you think. 

Fundraising is the lifeline of not-for-profit organizations, from small community groups to large foundations. While securing initial donations is crucial, the real challenge often lies in donor retention—transforming one-time gifts into regular contributions and increasing giving over time. The key to long-term donor relationships? Engagement. 

You are probably getting lots of advice on how to run your business. But what if thinking ahead for year-end tax planning makes the difference in how successful your year can be? This could be the key to putting more money back into your business and setting yourself up for a fantastic year ahead.

Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting the construction and real estate industry. One of the most prevalent threats? ACH fraud. Here's what you need to know to protect your business

The IRS has recently issued a series of 1099 TIN mismatch letters, also known as CP2100 and CP2100A notices for 2022 and 2023, indicating a ramp-up in enforcement and penalties related to 1099 filings. These notices can lead to significant compliance obligations, so understanding what they mean and how to respond is crucial for maintaining compliance and avoiding penalties. 

In its April 2024 meeting, the Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) approved the issuance of Statement No. 103 regarding changes to the financial reporting model.  The new standard will revise and build upon the requirements in GASB Statement No. 34. The full standard will ultimately be published on the GASB’s website.  Key changes in the … Continued