Year-end, Year-Round Tax Planning Update
Social Security Changes You Need to Know for 2020
Every year, the Social Security Administration adjusts the regulations for the Social Security program. These adjustments include various items such as the retirement age, earnings cap and benefit payout. The changes for this upcoming year are summarized below: Full Retirement Age Full retirement is the age at which the Social
Contributions of Property to a Qualified Opportunity Zone Fund
An excerpt from our Opportunity Zone Expo Panel Discussion on November 14, 2019 Before the second round of the proposed rules, the only way for investors to purchase an interest in a Qualified Opportunity Zone Funds (QOF) was with cash. Round Two of the proposed regulations allowed for QOFs to
Solve the Puzzle when Buying, Selling, & Valuing Your Business
In Fall 2019, Barnes Dennig’s Transaction Advisory Services group presented an expert panel discussion tasked with solving the puzzle of buying, selling and valuing a business. The panel was led by moderator Dino Lucarelli, CPA, director and leader of Barnes Dennig’s Transaction Advisory Services group, who has been leading successful
How Not-for-Profits Make a Difference with Relevant, Local Data
Recently, Barnes Dennig and Hauser revealed the results of the 2019 Non-Profit Compensation Benefits and Benchmarking Study. For this 7th edition of the study, a record high 117 organizations participated with over 50% of those organizations being in the social or human services sectors. In addition to revealing feedback
Do Tariffs Leave You Feeling “Taxed”?
Barnes Dennig hosted its second international roundtable on October 30, 2019 to gather companies together to discuss how the tariffs have impacted them and how to reduce the impact tariffs have had on their companies. David Schwartz, practice group leader of international trade at Thompson Hine, joined the discussion