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Court Temporarily Blocks Overtime Rule- Happy Holidays!
On Tuesday November 22,2016 a federal court issued a preliminary injunction to temporarily block the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) from implementing
New Pay Data Reporting Requirements Will Cause Employers More Headaches
[caption id="attachment_626" align="aligncenter" width="200"] Rick BalogManaging PartnerBalog + Tamburri, CPA's[/caption] New Data Requirements
Preparing for The New Impairment Requirements: Practitioner’s View
Preparing for The New Impairment Requirements: Practitioner’s View BY CHRISTIAN HENKEL AND EMIL LOPEZ Overview An appropriate allowance for loan and
No delays anticipated in 2017 tax filing season, IRS commissioner says
The IRS will likely begin accepting income tax returns in the upcoming filing season with “no significant delays,” IRS Commissioner John Koskinen
IRS De Minimis Safe Harbor Expensing Threshold
The IRS has increased the maximum threshold for expensing certain capital items under the De Minimis Safe Harbor from $500 to $2500. The
Free Money from the IRS? Part I
As we review current tax law for late year changes we will be doing a series of blog posts to remind taxpayers that there are a few income sources whi
Small Business Tax Folklore
We just wrapped up tax extension season for 2014 partnership and corporate returns. I thought it would be a good time to remind our readers commo
Sales and Acquistions
As we roll into the final couple months of the year one common theme has been interest in our CFO clients either wanting to sell their businesses or g
Charitable Deductions- Save by Giving
Being generous to your favorite charitable organization typically can yield substantial tax benefits to you. There are various types of donations and
