As an accountant, social media marketing isn’t inherently one of your many skills. A poll we ran earlier this year shows that perfectly. We asked other accountants what marketing aspect they believe their firm struggles with the most. Social media was top of the list, with 37% of accounting firms stating it is their #1
IRS Update *** The IRS is extending for another year (through January 10, 2024) the transition period during which taxpayers are provided 45 days to perfect a research credit claim for refund prior to IRS’s final determination on the claim. A recent comment by an IRS official indicating that the agency may extend the … Read more
I’m a woman who’s a restaurant owner. Last year I purchased a Japanese restaurant in, of all places, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I really wanted to renovate it, but I was concerned about the construction cost. With a startup business, how could I afford the renovations? Then last year, I was reading Forbes online when I came
A recent CPA Practice Advisor article entitled How Accounting Firms Can Prioritize Client Relations uncovered a surprising truth—the main reason new clients part ways with their accounting firm is because the firm isn’t responsive enough, particularly when it comes to emails. With a possible recession on the horizon, it’s more important than ever for CPA
On August 7, 2022, The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) passed the Senate, and it is expected to pass the House quickly and be signed by President Biden next week. It embodies parts of the former Build Back Better Act and addresses energy, health, and tax policy. Senators Chuck Schumer and Joe Manchin, who shepherded the
You may know that life sciences are eligible for federal research and development (R&D) tax credits nationwide—but did you know that New York State offers a life sciences research and development tax credit? New York State Eligibility It’s true. Businesses undertaking life sciences research and development are eligible if they meet all three of these