Individual Taxpayer Provisions of the Keeping Workers Paid and Employed, Health Care System Enhancement and Economic Stabilization Section – What You Need to Know Now We usually don’t see two major … Continued

With non-essential type businesses shutting down (either voluntarily or state-ordered), business owners are worried and wondering whether they will be able to pay their bills and if they need (and … Continued

Posted by Jordon N. Rosen, CPA, AEP The BLS Team is actively monitoring the rapidly developing changes related to COVID-19 and will continue to provide updates as they apply to our … Continued

I thought I had seen it all after 42 years in practice. I was wrong. The events surrounding the Coronavirus pandemic that have changed our daily lives for the foreseeable … Continued

As of March 16, 2020, the Delaware, Maryland, and Pennsylvania Division of Revenue posted the following alerts: Delaware: The Delaware Division of Revenue has issued an announcement that while the … Continued

When the IRS signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) into law in December 2017, there were certain provisions directly affecting nonprofit organizations. The most widely debated topic of … Continued

Although Congress incentivizes individuals to save for retirement by allowing various tax-free savings vehicles, they do eventually require taxpayers to dig into their nest eggs. When taxpayers reach age 70 … Continued

For S-Corporation owners, complex regulatory environments and constantly changing tax laws make deciding upon the correct method and amount to pay yourself a burdensome endeavor. S-Corporation owners have an incentive … Continued

Due to increased enforcement and related assessment of penalties for failing to timely and accurately file Forms 1099, we felt it was important to share the following requirement and due … Continued

Posted by Jordon N. Rosen, CPA, AEP In the aftermath of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), many taxpayers who used to be able to itemize deductions prior to … Continued