December is in the home stretch, which means crunch time for 2017 year-end planning! While it’s important to remember that each taxpayer has a unique situation, and therefore no sweeping generalizations are good to make - below are a few items to consider, especially with 2018 tax reform top of mind. See my previous blog [...]
On Friday, December 15, the tax reform conference committee report was released, which gave detail on final proposed tax reform agreements. I opened the over 1,000-page document around 3am Saturday morning in hopes of putting me back to sleep, but became more intrigued reading, then my husband got up an hour later to go fishing, [...]
As you may have heard, Congressional Republicans did reach a deal on a final tax reform bill yesterday. The House and Senate were to hold a conference committee meeting that included representatives from both sides to work through the differences between the two bills, creating one tax reform bill that would be voted on again [...]
Joseph B. Ryan, Assurance Principal with TD&T, provides some insight on how new accounting standards for nonprofit organizations can improve understanding and provide better information for stakeholders. I’m sure Benjamin Franklin was not considering accounting standards when he made this quote, but this article will address its applicability. The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) in [...]
What can you expect regarding changes to the tax system in 2017? Monica Sullivan of TD&T’s Tax Department provide some thoughts on what to look for from Congress and the Trump Administration this year. Many Americans have had tax reform on their minds. Both major Presidential candidates made tax reform part of their platforms [...]
