Effective liquidity management is essential to the financial health and long-term sustainability of non-profit organizations. In recent years, regulatory changes, particularly FASB’s ASU 2016-14, have placed a renewed emphasis on transparency around how non-profits manage and report liquid resources. In this post, we’re breaking down what liquidity means in a
We’re thrilled to announce that Barnes Dennig has won ClearlyRated’s Best of Accounting for the 4th straight year – continuing a history of delighting clients with outstanding client service, innovative insights, and thought leadership that help them thrive in a better, brighter future. According to ClearlyRated, fewer than 2%
As with so many aspects of our lives, the pandemic has dramatically changed the landscape of dealerships as we know them – and that’s requiring them to adapt in creative new ways. One of the largest talking points in the dealership industry is the shortage of microchips, which has caused
Planning for your estate can be a complex process that requires careful consideration of different techniques and strategies. Grantor trusts and intentionally defective grantor trusts (IDGT) are two strategies individuals can use to provide tax benefits for themselves and their beneficiaries while reducing their estate tax liabilities. Grantor trust requirements
With cybersecurity concerns at an all-time high and new breaches hitting the news almost daily, more and more businesses are turning to SOC reports to provide peace of mind about data integrity and security. Maybe your largest customer just asked for a SOC report, or you just found out you
If you’re used to mailing your tax returns or payments close to the deadline, a recent change from the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) could have a big impact on your filing strategy. Here’s what’s changing, how it could affect you, and what you can do to ensure your documents are
Don’t Mess with Taxes You have the wisdom to hire tax professionals to file your company’s returns. And although there’s never been a problem, per se, you can’t help wondering: “Why don’t they know more about my industry?” “Why don’t I hear from them more than once or twice a
Financial Forecasting and Projections | Planning with Financial Clarity Historical financial statements tell you what has already happened. Forecasting helps you understand what could happen next. If your organization is making decisions about hiring, investing, expanding, or financing, you need forward-looking financial insight. Forecasting and projections give you a structured
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-L4sFoqQPs Can’t watch the video? Get the transcript. While 2023 is drawing to a close, there are still steps you can take to minimize your tax burden. Top tax pros Andre Williams and Mark Hamad share strategies and insights on renewable energy credits, expiring provisions of the Tax Cuts and
As the end of 2020 looms large and year-end tax planning is in full swing, businesses and organizations in virtually every industry have been struggling with unanswered questions about PPP loans – loan forgiveness, deductibility of related expenses, timing of loan forgiveness applications, and the impact on taxable income for
Avoid Tax Surprises. Win the Day. Surprises are the last thing you want during a merger or acquisition. And few – if any – surprises are worse than surprise taxes that can often lead to a long-term escrow arrangement, or even worse, kill a deal altogether Tax due diligence can
SharedWork Ohio (SWO) is a voluntary layoff aversion program through the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS). It allows Ohio employers to retain staff during periods of reduced business activity. Participating employers reduce the hours of affected employees by between 10 and 50 percent in a uniform manner.