HSAs Serve as Medical Expense Safety Rail for Financial Plans

Unexpected medical expenses and long-term healthcare costs are often overlooked or underestimated in financial, retirement, and estate planning, especially for affluent individuals and families. When it comes to tax-efficient healthcare coverage, Healthcare Savings Accounts (HSAs) can actually help you build wealth and view your healthcare coverage as a long-term investment rather than a cost.

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2022 Forecast of Nonprofit Accounting

As we head into 2022, the rapid-fire legislative and regulatory changes we have become accustomed to over the past two years are showing no signs of slowing down. Keeping an open dialogue with your CPA will play a key role in creating and implementing a nonprofit accounting strategy that helps you fulfill your mission and maintain compliance.

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NonprofitWendi Haynes, CPA
The Budget Reconciliation Bill: How Could It Change Family Tax and Estate Planning?

The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (Infrastructure Bill) aims to reach several lofty goals, which means it comes with a high price tag. While we had hoped to see some resolution, the legislation is still in negotiations. Congress continues to debate the budget reconciliation bill and methods to repay the cost of the legislation’s provisions. Uncertainty makes tax and estate planning more challenging

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How Your Internal Controls Can Help With Data Security

Internal controls help you ensure the security of your financial and accounting information, employee and client data, and other proprietary and sensitive information. The use of cloud computing has increased, more employees have joined the remote workforce, and many businesses have taken their banking activities, human resources functions, and storefront sales to an online platform.

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TechnologySteven Haynes
The Infrastructure Bill: How Could It Affect Your Business’s Year-End Tax Planning?

The waiting game continues for the highly-anticipated and widely-debated Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (Infrastructure Bill), making it more challenging for business owners to get a jump on specific aspects of year-end tax planning. Among other things, the Infrastructure Bill includes Biden’s plan to repair and improve roads, bridges, waterways, airports, and access to broadband across the nation. Why the wait?

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Business TaxSteven Haynes
What Are Your Financial Statements Telling You About Your Organization?

For business owners and nonprofit leaders, financial statements are like doctor’s appointments. To keep your business healthy, you perform regular exams based on specific accounting periods, and you see your tax professional for intermittent check-ups and an annual physical. Financial statements generally include a balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement.

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A Tough Year & Evolving Tax Reporting Requirements Make CPA Advice More Valuable Than Ever for Nonprofits

Pair a tough year with the complexities that come with existing and evolving tax legislation and regulations, and professional accounting advice becomes even more valuable than ever. Making sure you understand how new and evolving legislation and regulations affect your reporting requirements this year is one of the ways to protect your organization from future costs for correcting noncompliance.

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Creating A Business Tax Plan for Your Construction or Real Estate Development Firm? Don’t Forget About Your Accountant

As a contractor or real estate developer, you know your trade well. You go into a build knowing it needs a solid foundation. Maybe you have to spend a little time silently correcting those who refer to the concrete slab as “cement,” but the point is, you know the project’s long-term structural integrity depends on the right mixture of compounds.

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