Tax Cut and Jobs Act Means Big Changes for Individuals and Employers
President Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act “Tax Act” into law on December 22, 2017. The Tax Act provides the most significant tax reforms since the Tax Act of 1986. These new laws are generally effective on January 1, 2018. For the purposes of US GAAP and IFRS,
Last Minute Ideas to Reduce Your 2017 Federal Tax
There’s a lot of buzz – and rightfully so – over the latest tax bill! We haven’t seen reform like this in three decades, and there will be a lot to cover. Like most things tax related, careful planning that meets your unique circumstances will be critical for 2018. We
Happy Holidays from Barnes Dennig
Happy Holidays from our door to yours. Thanks for letting us GO BEYOND and share so many great moments with you in 2017, for that we are truly grateful! Note: Use the button in the bottom right-hand corner of the navigation bar to make the video full screen.
Ohio Behavioral Health Redesign Effective January 1
On November 29, 2017, at a gathering of behavioral health service providers, Barnes Dennig’s not-for-profit team guided a conversation on key topics that leaders in the industry face day-to-day. Currently, providers are vigorously working through file testing with the state of Ohio for Behavioral Health Redesign (BHR), related to coding
Preparing For an Employee Benefit Plan Audit
For many growing businesses, there may come a time for an when an employee benefit plan (EBP) audit is mandated by the Department of Labor. If you’re not prepared for the additional scrutiny, especially in light of ever-changing rules and procedures governing qualified employee benefit plans, it can cost valuable
Performance Management Essentials for Construction Companies
Much has been made in the construction industry about the need to improve performance management to help combat the tight labor market. The problem with the most common resources is that they rely almost solely on measuring, modeling and data collection. While some key performance indicators must be identified and