Services: Client Accounting
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Tax Cuts and Jobs Act 2017
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 reshaped individual and business taxes with lower rates, a higher standard deduction, and new pass-through rules.…
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Meals and Entertainment Deduction: 2026 Rules Explained
The meals and entertainment deduction allows businesses to deduct 50% of qualifying meal costs, while entertainment expenses remain non-deductible under current tax law.
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Income Statement Audit: Key Items Your Auditor Reviews
Learn which income statement items auditors focus on most, from revenue recognition and cost of goods sold to operating expenses, and how to prepare.
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5 Sources of Substantive Audit Evidence Every Business
Learn the five key sources of substantive audit evidence, from confirmation letters to recalculations, and how to prepare for each during your next audit.
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Tax Identity Theft: How to Protect Yourself This Tax Season
Tax identity theft occurs when thieves file fraudulent returns using your SSN. Learn how to prevent it and protect your refund.
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Business Budgeting: Build a Budget From Your Financials
Business budgeting starts with your three core financial statements: income statement, cash flow, and balance sheet. Learn how to create a budget that manages…
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401(k) Contribution Limits for 2018: Full Breakdown
The 401(k) contribution limit for 2018 rose to $18,500. See all retirement plan limits, catch-up contributions, and IRA limits.
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Year-End Risk Assessment Using SWOT Analysis
Learn how to conduct a year-end risk assessment using SWOT analysis to identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
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Prospective Financial Statements: 4 Key Questions
Prospective financial statements predict future performance. Four key questions to guide your forecasts and financial projections.
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How Are Dividends Taxed? A Guide to Tax on Income
How are dividends taxed versus bond interest? Learn qualified dividends tax rates, bond interest rules, and strategies to manage investment income tax.