“What’s in a Name?” Re-visit your Chart of Accounts

“What’s in a Name?” Re-visit your Chart of Accounts

“What’s in a name?” As accountants, we have a counter argument for Shakespeare’s famous idiom.  The names you give to your accounts, and in particular your sub-accounts, can be very valuable to your financial statements. It’s all too comfortable to stick with the...
“What’s in a Name?” Re-visit your Chart of Accounts

The Tax Cuts and Job Act of 2017 and Its Impact on Divorce

The last thing on your mind when going through a divorce should be tax implications. The old federal income tax treatment of alimony has been permanently repealed with no foreseeable future legislative change.  The most apparent reason for this change is to increase...
“What’s in a Name?” Re-visit your Chart of Accounts

Stephano Slack Partner Plunges for Charity

Stephano Slack’s partner, Ralph Cetrulo, was featured in Town Square Delaware’s article for participating in the annual Polar Bear Plunge, which raised over $900,000 for Special Olympics of Delaware.  Click here to view the article.  
“What’s in a Name?” Re-visit your Chart of Accounts

Forming an LLC

Let’s discuss LLCs! This is a very common business type but so many people (even those who OWN an LLC) do not actually realize what an LLC is… or what it could be. This is a great place to start if you are considering starting a business or getting your already...
“What’s in a Name?” Re-visit your Chart of Accounts

Sales and Use Tax: Pennsylvania Adopts Economic Nexus

In response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s Wayfair decision, effective July 1, 2019, taxpayers that exceed the PA sales threshold of $100,000 must: –          Register for a license –          Collect, report, and remit sales tax Marketplace Facilitator: A...
“What’s in a Name?” Re-visit your Chart of Accounts

Delaware Creates Angel Investor Credit

The Angel Investor Job Creation and Innovation Act created a personal income tax credit for qualified investments in certain Delaware based small businesses. It is a refundable tax credit worth up to 25% of the investment. Qualified investors and high tech small...
“What’s in a Name?” Re-visit your Chart of Accounts

Preparing for the Year End

As 2019 is beginning, there are several things clients can do to begin to prepare for the upcoming audit and/ or tax return request lists sent by their accountants.  Sometimes these lists can feel overwhelming and daunting but here are a few things clients can do...
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