IRS Fires Warning Shot for Audits on Small Businesses Using Captive Insurance
Originally published in Kiplinger By Bruce Willey As a CPA and a lawyer, I’m always gleaning what I can from the IRS’ communications. They’re never…
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Anti-Corruption In The Coronavirus Era
Originally published in Corporate Board Member By Lily Becker The COVID-19 disruption to the world economy is staggering. Boards and executives everywhere are understandably consumed…
Tax Strategies for Foreign Earnings
Originally published in Industry Today By Kurt Piwko The headline-grabbing change brought about by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act enacted at the end of 2017 was…
Don’t Just Give, Give Smarter
Originally published in Kiplinger By Jamie Eckels When it comes to tax planning, there are few more emotionally charged decisions than those around charitable giving….
Why Entrepreneurs Should Be More Worried About Uber Than AB5
Originally published in Entrepreneur By Bruce Willey On one side of the street were truckers, blaring horns and demanding the right to stay independent. On…
How to Get an SBA Loan Approved Before the Looming Government Shutdown
Originally published in Entrepreneur By Mark Abell Year-end is approaching, which means it’s time for businesses to start worrying about the prospect of another government…
That Cute Job Listing Might Be a Threat to Your Business
Originally published in Entrepreneur By John Shunk These days, you’re as likely to see a job listing for a “product ninja” or a “sales rock…
Nancy Reagan was right, but will our politicians pay attention?
Originally published in Jackson Hole News & Guide By David Dodson First lady Nancy Reagan was correct when she told an Oakland schoolgirl to “Just…
2019’s Big Tax Hit, and How to Survive It
Originally published in IndustryWeek By Kurt Piwko A combination of recent changes in accounting and tax rules has created some potentially nasty traps that many…
AI in anti-money laundering isn’t just compliance, it’s good business
Originally published in BankingDive By Tim Mueller Pity the poor banker. No, really. There are few more socially acceptable targets of public scorn in American…