Services: Tax Advisory
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An Asset Sale can be to your Company’s Advantage
Even if your company offers strong growth potential, a business buyer may actually be more interested in something more tangible. For some buyers, an…
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Don’t ignore the Oct. 16 extended filing deadline just because you can’t pay your tax bill
The extended deadline for filing 2016 individual federal income tax returns is October 16. If you extended your return and know you owe tax…
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How do Your Accounting Estimates Measure Up?
Today’s businesses face unprecedented uncertainty – from geopolitical risks and cyberthreats to tax and regulatory reforms. So, management’s historical means of addressing uncertainty in…
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Introducing Our Film Tax Credits Practice
My name is Alex Semerano and I am a Partner at Pease & Associates, CPAs located in Cleveland, OH, where I have spent several…
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Jennifer Barnes to Present at OSCPA October Women’s Event
Pease and Associates Director of Tax, Jennifer Barnes, will present at the Ohio Society of CPAs Cleveland Women’s Initiatives Committee career-enhancing October event. Jennifer…
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Strong Internal Controls Help Reduce Restatements
A recent study has found that fewer public companies are reissuing financial statements due to errors or omissions, in large part due to stronger…
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“”Bunching”” Medical Expenses – A Tax-Smart Strategy
Various limits apply to most tax deductions, and one type of limit is a “floor,” which means expenses are deductible only if they exceed…
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Ready for the new not-for-profit accounting standard?
A new accounting standard goes into effect starting in 2018 for churches, charities and other not-for-profit entities. Here’s a summary of the major changes.…
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Charles Federanich at 2017 Cleveland Accounting Show
Pease & Associates Director of Tax, Charles Federanich, will present at the 2017 Cleveland Accounting Show at the I-X Center later this month. Chuck…
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Investors: Beware of the Wash Sale Rule
A tried-and-true tax-saving strategy for investors is to sell assets at a loss to offset gains that have been realized during the year. So…
