You’re fired! Or how I kept my sanity through October 15th
Johanna Sweaney Salt runs through her process of evaluating clients to retain in order to keep her practice in top shape each busy season.
Tax News
New concepts in taxation
2018 has proven to be an eventful year for taxes, and many of the changes and updates affect both individual and business clients. The AICPA Tax Section has been instrumental in helping with guidance.
How to align your messaging with changes in the profession
Have you considered how your messaging will evolve to keep up with the pace of change in the accounting profession? Here’s how to address these changes and the most out of your messaging.
Member spotlight on Sarah Allen-Anthony, CPA
Meet this month’s Tax Section member spotlight – Sarah Allen-Anthony, CPA.
Note from the Tax Executive Committee Chair
Join Annette Nellen, CPA, CGMA, Esq., as she share’s Tax Section highlights and activities from this month.
Planning to “Bunch” Charitable Deductions This Year? Don’t Forget the Carryover Rules
The 2017 tax act created a new 60% charitable deduction limit for cash contributions to public charities. The concept sounds great – it promotes charitable giving and allows a deduction to generous donors. However, obtaining optimal deductions will involve careful planning by donors and their advisors. The new 60% charitable deduction limit refers to a donor’s contribution base, which […]
Tax Section Member Spotlight on Jim Davidson
Jim Davidson, CPA, knows the secret to success. And luckily for us, he was willing to share it. Learn more about our Tax Section member spotlight this month.
Note from the AICPA Tax Executive Committee Chair
Annette Nellen, Chair of the AICPA Tax Executive Committee runs through the latest activities related to tax at the AICPA.
Laughter Really is the Best Medicine
Busy season is no joke. But what can you do about it? One study suggests that giving yourself a good belly laugh could be the key to reducing stress and feeling better.
Capital Tax Update: The Critical Need for Tax Reform Guidance
With the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, there is still much to be done in the way of AICPA advocacy efforts. There is an intense need for guidance related to the Act.