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IRS targets ESOPs in efforts to boost compliance

IRS cracks down on ESOPs: what does this mean for your company? Gain valuable insights into the latest compliance drive, unraveling how the IRS plans to tighten oversight on employee-owned stock plans.

NLRB Decision May Affect Your Workplace Policies

Discover how a recent decision by the National Labor Relations Board could reshape workplace policies and potentially impact your business. Learn more about Section 7 of the National Labor Relations Act and the NLRB decision means for employee rights and how it could affect your company’s rules.

Determining Reasonable Compensation for S-Corp Owners

As an owner of an S-Corp, understanding the concept of reasonable compensation is crucial for tax planning and compliance. Learn about the IRS’s reasonable compensation rules for determining how much should be taken in the form of wages versus pass-through income.

Why the Cost of Customer Acquisition Is So Important

For any business, understanding and effectively managing the cost of customer acquisition is crucial for success. In this video, we’ll explain what it is, how it’s calculated, and how it affects a business’s profitability, cash flow, and overall growth.

Moore v. United States: a crucial test of taxing unrealized gains

In the landmark case of Moore v. United States, the taxation of unrealized gains will be tested, with far-reaching implications for taxpayers. Discover how this crucial legal battle could change the way investment income is taxed and what it means for your financial future.

Will You Need To Report Beneficial Ownership Information?

The Corporate Transparency Act will require most businesses to provide beneficial ownership information to the U.S. Department of Treasury to combat money laundering. Find out who needs to report, what information is required, and when the reports must be submitted.

Married and tax-savvy: evaluating your filing options

Discover the key considerations when deciding whether to file taxes jointly or separately as a married couple, including the impact of state laws, deductions, and retirement account savings. Make an informed decision to minimize your tax liability and maximize your financial benefits.