Microsoft 365 users are being targeted yet again by a new phishing campaign – Fake IRS emails. A cybersecurity report by a well-known computer support and security company estimates that as many as 70,000 Microsoft Office 365 users have received emails from scammers impersonating the Internal Revenue Service. A Harder
It’s with great pleasure that we announce a historic move for both our firms: Barnes Dennig and Thorn Lewis + Duncan are combining forces effective January 1, 2021. This merger presents an outstanding opportunity to build on the existing success of both firms and increase the depth and breadth of
Barnes Dennig’s boutique accounting and bookkeeping firm Ducks In A Row proudly announces Anne Marie Phelps, CPA, as its new President. With nearly two decades of in-depth tax experience with small and mid-sized companies across a wide range of industries and a deep commitment to outstanding client service, Anne Marie
Hundreds of financial professionals joined Barnes Dennig’s annual Accounting and Auditing Standards event on September 16 to gain insight into accounting considerations for the COVID-19 recovery economy. In a 90-minute session jam-packed with information, insight, and real-world examples, accounting industry thought leaders Tom Groskopf and Matt Rosen led attendees on
The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has posted revised regulations on the Families First Coronavirus Response Act’s (FFCRA’s) paid sick leave and expanded family and medical leave provisions. These revisions are made to clarify workers’ rights and employers’ responsibilities under the FFCRA’s paid leave provisions following a ruling from the
Owners of energy-efficient commercial buildings have the opportunity for potentially significant income tax breaks, based on the extension of section 179D of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TJCA). The Energy-Efficient Commercial Buildings deduction 179D was part of TJCA in 2017, and was set to expire – but in December