September 9, 2019
Back to School is always a busy time of year. As our kids are heading in to the school year there are a few things to consider for tax purposes. Private school fees for elementary and secondary: Generally, the cost… Continue Reading…
August 8, 2019
Starting your own business can feel overwhelming in the beginning. But with the right team behind you, you can set yourself up success with more informed business decisions. Equipping yourself with as much information available and every tool upfront leads… Continue Reading…
November 7, 2018
There is a great deal of anxiety that arises when the IOC searches for a potential city, that generally includes the country in which the city is located, both of whom would consider hosting the Winter Olympics. The problem with… Continue Reading…
October 30, 2018
Rather then calling meetings to the board room it is a matter of yelling down the hall to a colleague to get their input on a question. Or simply taking a few steps to cover the entire office to call… Continue Reading…
September 21, 2018
ARTISTS (Artist, Author and Composers) Are you in business? Often the income of an artist, writer or entertainer will be sporadic. So for any particular year or number of years, their expenses generally exceed their incomes. How are the annual… Continue Reading…
July 4, 2019
TAX LETTER October 2017 CAPITAL GAINS EXEMPTION AND PROPOSED CHANGES EMPLOYEE LOANS (INCLUDING RECENT CHANGES TO HOME RELOCATION LOANS) TAXATION OF DIVIDENDS TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY TO TRUSTS AROUND THE COURTS CAPITAL GAINS EXEMPTION AND PROPOSED CHANGES The capital… Continue Reading…
July 4, 2019
TAX LETTER September 2017 THE JULY 18 PROPOSALS — NEW TAX RULES FOR SMALL BUSINESS CONVENTION EXPENSES LAST YEAR TO USE CHARITABLE DONATION “STRETCH” CREDIT COMPUTER CONSULTANTS AROUND THE COURTS THE JULY 18 PROPOSALS — NEW TAX RULES FOR… Continue Reading…