Tax Law Updates & News Once again news is abundant, so we had to pick and choose what we felt was most important to you and your practice. We’ll take a look at the New 1040. We will include last minute news in our fall seminars and more later in …
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2019 Basics & Beyond Tax Blast- December 2019
Happy Holidays! As we approach the end of the year, Basic and Beyond, our staff and instructors thank you all, for your support of our programs this year. We wish you all a wonderful holiday season and we look forward to serving you in 2020. Our December Newsletter is filled …
Crowdfunding: The Definitive Guide for Accounting Professionals
The Definitive Guide to Crowdfunding for Accountants and Tax Professionals When starting a business, there are all sorts of options for funding. You might form an LLC and back it yourself with your own private funds. You could attempt to raise venture capital from accredited investors and form a C-Corporation. …
The Difference Between a Tax CPA and EA: All Your Questions Answered
Are you a would-be accounting or tax professional? Or, are you an individual filer trying to determine who to enlist for the preparation of your annual federal and state income taxes? In either case, it’s important to understand the difference between a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and an Enrolled Agent …
The Difference Between C corps and S corps
When it comes to launching a new business, there are a million and one things to take into account. As an accountant or financial professional, your clients approach you with all sorts of questions when it comes to incorporating their new business. Should I form an LLC? Is a sole …
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