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The tax bill was supposed to help small business and workers, keep jobs in the US, drive wage growth and increase employment. Corporate profits skyrocketed, and instead of investing that growth [...]

Managing working capital, or operating liquidity (the speed at which assets can convert into cash), has always been crucial to the long-term financial health of top companies. Capitalizing on [...]

The TCJA tax reform bill that was signed into law last December 22nd was intended to simplify and reduce tax burdens for many taxpayers. Large c-corp companies got the biggest benefits from [...]

If you are a small employer, there is a tax credit that can put money in your pocket. The IRS just released guidance on Friday that will give some relief to some small business employers that [...]

New tax legislation known widely as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) puts a cap on the dollar amount of net operating losses (NOLs), which can be used in any given tax period, while, at the same [...]

The present is marked by such change and innovation that it is described in revolutionary terms: the fourth industrial revolution, the second machine age, the cognitive age.  And history teaches [...]

Small businesses are required to file both state and federal income tax returns.  What may get a little more confusing, is how the type of tax filing forms required will vary depending on the [...]

The new tax reform signed into law by President Tump made significant changes to the way businesses will depreciate their assets for qualified improvement property in an attempt to help simplify [...]