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Should You Elect Out of the New Partnership Audit Rules?

No one starts a business hoping that it will fail, yet a quick check of business statistics shows that half of all businesses will. Large businesses have teams of experts who comb through complex reports to make decisions that affect hundreds of employees and ensure...

2018 Year-End Tax Planning Letter

The 2018 Year-End Tax Planning Letter is now available.  Below is a list of topics with clickable links: Don’t Ignore These Money Saving Tax Ideas 3 Ways To Cut Business Taxes 5 Reasons Your 2018 Taxes May Cause You Drama Does A Donor-Advised Fund Fit Your...

5 Questions to Ask Before Starting a Home-Based Business

Some people dream of making it on their own while others consider self-employment because they’ve lost their seemingly stable jobs elsewhere.  Home-based work alternatives are becoming increasingly attractive as online marketing becomes easier and more...

Summer is a Time for Vacations and Tax Planning

While it is tempting to take a break from everything this summer, you may regret putting off tax planning once tax season comes.  Now is the time to review your tax plan and make effective changes while you still can.  Keep your head in the game even when your feet...

Customer Spotlight: Mallow Run Winery & The Sycamore

If you hear the story about the beginning of the well-known Mallow Run Winery, you may think it sounds a lot like fate. John Richardson grew up on the farm where the winery is now. He went to college and moved to the southern part of the state where he taught school...

Incorporate or Not: What’s Best for Your Business?

As a new business owner, you may be wondering if you should incorporate your business. The greatest advantage of incorporating is that your legal liability is limited.  Generally, responsibility for debts and other liabilities incurred by the corporation will be...