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If you work for a business, you might incur certain expenses that are related to your job. In some cases, those expenses can be substantial. The process of claiming this deduction for employee business expenses... Continue Reading

At a multinational corporation, the loss of any single employee may hardly cause a ripple in its ongoing business. That’s often not true for a small business. If you’re the prime mover, your inability to... Continue Reading

On December 22nd President Trump signed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act as expected. This bill is the biggest tax reform the United States has seen in over 30 years. The bill contains many changes related to... Continue Reading

On December 22, 2017, President Trump signed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act as expected. This bill is the biggest tax reform the United States has seen in over 30 years. The bill contains many cuts and provisions... Continue Reading

From East Coast to West Coast, hurricanes and wildfires recently created huge losses of lives, property, and emotional wellbeing. In the middle of the United States, crippling natural disasters can range from... Continue Reading

  The House and Senate Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Conference Committee unveiled its tax reform package on December 15. The Committee, after a week of intense negotiations, blended the House and Senate versions... Continue Reading

BUSINESSES Corporate Taxes The Conference Committee version of H.R. 1 calls for a 21-percent corporate tax rate beginning in 2018. The Conference bill makes the new rate permanent. The maximum corporate tax... Continue Reading

  Both the House bill and Senate bill would impact virtually every individual and business on a level not seen in over 30 years. As with any tax bill, however, there would be “winners” and... Continue Reading

  A transition is underway within investment firms. Increasingly, the people you hire to manage your money don’t refer to themselves as brokers or stockbrokers. Instead, they’re now financial advisers,... Continue Reading