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Q1 2020 Tax Headlines For Business Owners
As Ben Franklin said, “In this world, nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” As the tax laws continue to evolve, you can’t even be certain about taxes anymore. Read on for a roundup of five tax headlines that taxpayers should know about in the new year.
Confused About New Meals & Entertainment Expense Rules?
The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) made significant changes to business provisions that affect a company’s ability to deduct meals and entertainment (M&E) expenses.
Running a Business Without a CFO? What You Should Know
There are many different functions associated with running a business, including marketing, administrative, and overall operations of the company. For many organizations, the finance and accounting function can be an overlooked area of the business as other areas may require more immediate attention. A Chief Financial Officer (CFO) can provide the financial acumen necessary for a company to develop a
Three Reasons To Have a 401(k) Audit
A 401(k) plan is a common retirement savings option that is offered by many employers to their employees. It’s important that companies know once an active participant threshold of 100 is met, the US Department of Labor (DOL) requires a certified audit of your 401(k) plan by a CPA firm. This is because there are risk factors that could impact
Q4 2019 Tax Headlines For Business Owners
While some people may not think that tax and accounting topics make for exciting headlines–we do! Here’s a quick round up of five tax-related headlines that impact many business owners heading into Q4.
Why Take An Accounting Internship With MRPR?
Searching for an open position with an accounting firm can be intimidating for anyone preparing to enter the workforce for the first time. There are many factors to consider when thinking about how to start your career and what experiences will be valuable to gain in your first job as an accountant. An accounting internship is a great way test