By: Bryan Porter
While it may seem late in the year for planning, there are a few simple, yet often overlooked, tax and cash flow planning opportunities that are available to most contractors that allow you to preserve the company’s balance sheet and... Continue Reading
By: Mary Brown
A great deal of focus has been given to the ACA requirements of number of employees, hours worked, reporting and adequate coverage offerings. For this, we advise our clients to have their plans reviewed by their ACA specialist often. The... Continue Reading
Featuring: Aileen Eskildsen
Hiring is hard, and the events of the last year haven’t made it any easier in Baltimore. April rioting and headline-grabbing controversies over police brutality turned a national spotlight on a city already concerned about its image. Since then, a... Continue Reading
By: Meyer Wolman
Dear Clients and Friends: As the end of the year approaches, it is a good time to think of planning moves that will help lower your tax bill for this year and possibly the next. In order to identify areas... Continue Reading
The Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has just handed the American Institute of CPAs a victory in its dispute with the Internal Revenue Service over tax preparer credentials. The AICPA sued the IRS over its Annual... Continue Reading
By: Todd Feuerman
The following article appeared in the November 2015 issue of CMFA Bottom Lines. To view the article online, please visit The Good News & the Bad News: Communicating Your End-of-Year Results on CFMA’s website. The current construction marketplace continues to... Continue Reading
By: Jerry E. Beard, CPA, MST
Many taxpayers in Maryland may have already received a refund of Maryland taxes paid as a result of the Wynne Supreme Court decision (amended returns filed to achieve maximum credits for taxes paid to other states). This refund should include... Continue Reading
By: Sally P. Schreiber Recommended By: Meyer T. Wolman, CPA
As we enter the final quarter of the calendar year, Congress, as usual, has been unable to pass tax extenders for expired tax breaks. But there are still things taxpayers can do this year. At the end of every year,... Continue Reading
By: Jane Schroeder
The clock is ticking toward the deadline for filing forms 1094C and 1095C as required under the provisions of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Internal Revenue Services (IRS) code 6065 requires employers with 50 of more full-time equivalent employees to... Continue Reading
Recommended By: David Schriver
Carried interest appears to be a common target of both Republicans and Democrats in the 2016 presidential race, as well as the current administration as it looks to find revenue to offset increased spending and avoid another looming government shutdown.... Continue Reading