Accounting & Auditing Standards Event Covers COVID-19 Considerations
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
2020 Election | Comparing the Tax Plans of Donald Trump and Joe Biden
With the election less than 7 weeks away, we have outlined each candidate’s tax plans below. Donald Trump has not released a full second-term tax plan, but has frequently talked about taxes and what his administration would like to accomplish during a second term, which we have addressed below. Joe
Revised FFCRA Leave Regulations Issued by U.S. Department of Labor
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
179D Tax Benefit for Energy-Efficient Buildings
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
Payroll Tax Deferral Plan – Understand the Risks and Benefits, Proceed with Caution
At first glance, the new payroll-tax deferral plan appears to provide relief to employees struggling in the wake of the sweeping economic devastation caused by the global pandemic – but know that there are substantial risks to both employees and employers in participating. What the Payroll Tax Deferral Plan Does
How to Use Spending Plans to Achieve Financial Goals
The best way to improve anything is to track progress to provides a direct comparison from the past to the present. Creating a budget or a spending plan is no different. Tracking where your money is coming in and going out is the best way to measure your current financial