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Your Government Contracting Business Has Outgrown QuickBooks. Now What?

As a government contracting business, you rely on your accounting system to be reliable, accurate and encompass all your accounting needs. For most government contracting businesses first starting out, QuickBooks is a simple and affordable accounting...
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Sunsetting Tax Provisions and Potential Impacts In Divorce Cases

The Tax Cut and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017 impacted all U.S. taxpayers due to drastic changes in the tax code. Some of these changes were permanent, while others expire (or “sunset”) after December 31, 2025. This means that unless Congress acts, several...
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What You Should Know About Forensic Accountants — And When You Need One

Since I’m just starting my career, I am often presented with the question, “What are you doing for work now?” When I explain that I am a forensic accountant, most respond with a comment related to their love for crime scene shows and forensic sciences. ...
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Key Considerations for Business Owners When Navigating Multi-State Tax Obligations

The dream of many business owners is to have multiple locations across the country. But, as businesses expand across state lines, managing various state taxes becomes increasingly complex. To ensure compliance while optimizing tax positions, multi-state...
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Key Highlights of the Uniform Guidance Update for Nonprofits Receiving Federal Funds

Nonprofits that receive federal funds need to comply with the stringent requirements associated with government funding.
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New R&D Tax Credit Reporting Requirements On the Horizon

Businesses that capitalize on the popular Research and Development Tax Credit need to be aware of changes in reporting requirements for the 2024 tax year.
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