As the new year moves into full swing and we transition to a new administration, employers should prepare for increased immigration enforcement and significant changes
The IRS issued an increase in the standard mileage rates for business travel, effective January 1, 2025. While the IRS states that standard mileage rates
As a business owner, you likely spend most of your days – and many of your nights – thinking about the daily operations of your
Whether your leadership transition is months or years away, there are crucial steps you can take now to prepare for a successful outcome. But successful
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) plays a crucial role in expanding access to affordable housing. By providing federal support and insurance
Is your accounting system holding your business back? Maybe you’re so busy running the business that sorting through scattered financials seems more of a headache
Ryan Vestal of Pinion was recently recognized as Certified Construction Industry Financial Professionals (CCIFP) by the Institute of Certified Construction Industry Financial Professionals (“ICCIFP”). Vestal
Congress has drafted new tax legislation that is shaping up well amongst both the House and Senate Committee leaders. The $78 billion tax agreement, introduced
January 4, 2024 – Lisa Baalman and Brea Bauer of Pinion, were recently recognized as Certified Construction Industry Financial Professionals (CCIFP) by the Institute of
Ask any successful family business leader “What is your most important accomplishment?” The overwhelming response is: ‘my legacy’. And yet, only one in six have
In light of the recent cyberattack that shut down Dole’s North American production, businesses are reminded once again of the importance of cybersecurity and keeping
While most companies think of audits as an annual necessity, the vast majority typically keep to the same old standards and don’t know to ask
No matter what the presidential outcome, there was never any question that the outlook for estate tax planning would be different in 2021. How much
After a 38-year absence, Form 1099 Nonemployee Compensation Tax has made its return in the 2020 tax year, and its January 31 deadlines are right
In recent weeks, we have learned of an uptick in fraud cases for businesses who have applied for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) funds for coronavirus
With all of the coverage and focus on the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans, many businesses are unaware of the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC)
Do you remember the old “Stop, Drop & Roll” mantra? This has been engrained into every Kindergartner since the 1970’s. It’s very effective at helping
‘Small Business Week’ prompted the IRS to publish reminders for entrepreneurs and businesses on how they can better estimate their tax situation and plan ahead.
It’s inevitable. One day, you will step down from running your business. The timing and transition for when and to whom you relinquish control are
As a business owner or high-level manager, you have the enormous power to effect change in behavior patterns – for both the individuals and groups
Established within the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, the new Opportunity Zone legislation was created to develop economically-distressed communities across the United States
The IRS issued an increase in the standard mileage rates for business travel, effective January 1, 2019, under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of
While there tends to be focus on the larger line items resulting from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, there are some lesser-known
K·Coe Isom’s subsidiary K·Coe Wealth has entered into a joint venture with HBK CPA’s affiliate HBKS Wealth Advisors. The partnership, a mutually-beneficial combination of specialized
Is a C Corp Conversion Right for S Corps? Now that the law has been established for 2018 and beyond, S corporation clients are asking
