Common risks and opportunities audit committees should consider
With the right investment, an internal audit can do much more than just prepare your organization for an external audit, acquisition or public offering.
Pension Benefits: Which Option is Best for Retirement?
After you retire, your pension plan typically offers you at least two alternatives: a consistent income stream or a one-time lump-sum payment. Which alternative suits your circumstances the best?
Planning for the Sale, Disposition, or Succession of Your Business
The business appraisal and evaluation process for an exit strategy can be challenging. Learn where to start and what questions to ask.
Virginia Businesses Employing More Than 25 Employees Now Have Three Options
On July 1, 2023, more than 8,000 Virginia employers will receive a notice about RetirePath, a state-sponsored retirement program. Employers will need to register by February 2024, offer their own plan, or pay a per-employee fine.
Financial Planning for the LGBTQ Community
For members of the LGBTQ community, securing financial peace of mind can be particularly pressing. Read on for special considerations.
Pass-through entity elections are here to stay: What you need to know
Pass-through entity elections are creating tax planning complexity. This article explains what you need to know and what you should do next.
Using Retirement Plan Trusts to Protect Inherited Assets
Retirement plan trusts can be an excellent tax planning tool when passing on accumulated wealth to the next generation. Here’s how they work.
Wayfair turns five: A coming of age story
With so many questions remaining five years after Wayfair, sales and use tax nexus planning remains critically important.
New guidance from IRS on correction of errors in qualified retirement plans
The IRS released Notice 2023-43 to provide interim guidance on plan correction changes under SECURE 2.0 until Rev. Proc. 2021-30 (EPCRS) is updated.
Bipartisan House Bill Seeks to Streamline Individual Tax Return Extension Requests and Payments
By Charles Dean Smith, Jr., CPA | Bipartisan proposed legislation would prevent individual taxpayers from incurring federal penalties for failing to accurately calculate estimated payments for current-year tax liability when requesting tax filing extension