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Fall Tax Planning
The 2018 tax year was the first full year impacted by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act signed into law in the fall of 2017. Tax preparers all across the country saw a mixed bag of results. In many cases, tax refunds were lower than the prior year, or small tax refunds the prior year turned into tax being owed at filing time in 2018.
Management Letters: Have You Implemented Any Changes?
It’s common for businesses to stick with the same policies, procedures and practices from year to year. Management letters offer fresh insights from the audit trenches. Here’s why you should heed your auditor’s advice.
The Results Are Mixed – 2018 Tax Impact
The 2018 tax year was the first full year impacted by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act signed into law in the fall of 2017. Tax preparers all across the country saw a mixed bag of results. In many cases, tax refunds were lower than the prior year, or small tax refunds the prior year turned into tax being owed at filing time in 2018.
How Experts Use Data Analysis to Detect Fraud
If you hire experts to uncover suspected fraud in your organization, don’t be surprised if they break out the data analytics tools. Three techniques are particularly effective. Learn what they are.
For Best Results, Start Your Strategic Planning Early
“Wait ’til next year” is the sad refrain of many sports fans. Business owners, however, shouldn’t wait until next year to start strategic planning. Begin this important effort now.
2019 Q4 Tax Calendar: Key Deadlines for Businesses and Other Employers
For businesses, fall means it’s time to begin year-end tax planning. It’s also time to think about the fourth quarter 2019 filing deadlines.
Illinois Tax Amnesty Program
The amnesty program provides the opportunity for taxpayers to have eligible penalties and interest forgiven on delinquent taxes that are paid in full during the amnesty period. The program applies to both the Secretary of State and Illinois Department of Revenue.
Is an HSA Right for You?
Would you like to pay health care expenses from a tax-advantaged account? A Health Savings Account (HSA) may be right for you.
What to Do if Your Nonprofit Receives an IRS Audit Letter
Is your nonprofit prepared to handle an IRS audit letter? For example, do you know the difference between a field and a correspondence audit? Get the facts.
Nonprofits: Harness the Power of Cause Marketing
With corporate financing and business expertise backing your nonprofit, you might be able to increase your visibility and budget. Learn more about the advantages of cause marketing.
Assets with Sentimental Value Require Extra Planning
When estate planning, the items that make up tangible personal property, such as jewelry and antiques, may be the most difficult to plan for because of their sentimental value. A personal property memorandum may be the answer.
Bartering: A Taxable Transaction Even if Your Business Exchanges No Cash
Business owners have been engaging in bartering transactions for hundreds of years. But if your company trades goods or services today, be aware there are tax consequences.

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