Should You Take Bonus Depreciation or Sec. 179 Expensing on Your 2014 Return?

If your business purchased — and placed in service — qualified assets in 2014, you may be eligible for enhanced depreciation-related breaks on your 2014 income tax return.

Non-profit Board Webinar Series - II

What Impact does a Strong U.S. Dollar Have On Your Business?

The advantages and disadvantages of a strong dollar on your business.

Managing Your Credit as a Restaurant Owner

Reduce business costs by adopting better practices for managing your credit responsibilities.

Public Service Loan Forgiveness

Repaying student loans can be a looming burden after college. Fortunately, for nonprofit employees, there could be a solution!

KLR Named to Accounting Today’s 2015 Top 100 Firms in the U.S. for 4th Straight Year

KLR ranked 92nd largest firm in the United States.

Tax Question of the Week: Are Tax Deductions and Tax Credits any Different?

Both tax deductions and credits serve as valuable tax saving tools for individuals and businesses, but there is a difference in how these two affect your total taxes.

Avoid Private Inurement to Keep Your Tax Exempt Status

Manage your compensation arrangements to avoid a private inurement transaction, or you could be on the hook for hefty excise taxes.

Required Reporting for PFICs and Why You May Need to Extend Filing

If you hold interest in Passive Foreign Investment Companies, be aware of the potential consequences of failure to comply with regulatory reporting requirements.

What is An ESOP and How Can It Help Fund my Retirement?

Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) are a tax-deductible savings plan that could provide substantial benefits for your ultimate retirement plans.