Featuring: Daniel Thrailkill
Is the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act good for small businesses? In part, it depends on what you would call a “small business.” On one hand, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act effectively reduces tax rates by 40 percent for... Continue Reading
Businesses in the United States have a trade secret problem. Four out of five senior executives say their business’ trade secrets are an important and/or essential part of their business. The majority of businesses in the U.S. do not know... Continue Reading
Featuring: Daniel Thrailkill
No one understands the difficulties and complexities of tax filings for mobile workers better than CPAs. H.R. 1393, otherwise known as the Mobile Workforce State Income Tax Simplification Act, could be the solution, as it seeks to enact more forgiving... Continue Reading
By: Ed Brake
We welcome you to the sixth and final edition of the 2017 Economic Industry Update initiative, brought to you by Ellin & Tucker and The Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore. In this six-part series, featured in the Baltimore Business Journal,... Continue Reading
By: Bryan Porter
The new leasing standard is coming. To many business owners and executive management teams this is not a groundbreaking revelation. The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) issued sweeping changes in how companies recognize assets and liabilities that arise from lease... Continue Reading
By: Todd Feuerman
The following article can also be found in the November / December edition of CFMA Building Profits and can be downloaded in PDF form here: Succession Planning & Ownership Transfer: Getting It Right the First Time. Ownership transition is one... Continue Reading
By: David Schriver
Locally, independent schools have seen a decline in enrollment over the past decade and smaller schools of fewer than 200 students typically bear the brunt of this attrition each year. As a result, the gains expected from increased tuition rates... Continue Reading
By: Kim Fusco
We welcome you to the next edition of the 2017 Economic Industry Update initiative, brought to you by Ellin & Tucker and The Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore. In this six-part series, featured in the Baltimore Business Journal, Ellin &... Continue Reading
By: Todd Feuerman
For many contractors — whether they perform on construction projects for private companies or local, state or federal agencies — bonding lines can be their lifeblood. A contractor’s ability to develop and maintain a strong relationship with a surety may... Continue Reading
A nonprofit typically starts out working hard to support its mission with a small budget and a lean team. But as the organization grows and takes on more employees and operating costs, it can be challenging to figure out how... Continue Reading