Yahoo Bans Telecommuting. What's Your Company's Policy?
No matter your stance on the subject, it is likely that Marissa Mayer’s recent announcement revoking Yahoo’s telecommuting will impact how ... read more >
No matter your stance on the subject, it is likely that Marissa Mayer’s recent announcement revoking Yahoo’s telecommuting will impact how ... read more >
As someone who has spent more than 30 years working with people to help them prepare for a financially sound and secure retirement, I can talk about it ... read more >
Last week approximately 2,800 letters were mailed to owners of tax-exempt properties whose properties are exempt under the Institutions of Purely Public ... read more >
Certain factors appear to increase the probability of an estate or gift tax return examination. Although some factors are unavoidable, such as related-party ... read more >
With the passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 and the elevation of corporate governance practices throughout most all companies (private or publicly ... read more >
The IRS recently announced a national crackdown on identity theft as part of a larger effort to protect taxpayers. The investigation targeted suspects ... read more >
Auto dealers have historically allowed third party vendors access to their customer data for a variety of reasons. However, the days of giving blanket ... read more >
In Shelly Funeral Home, Inc. v. Warrington Township, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that a municipality’s ordinance imposing a flat tax upon ... read more >
The IRS recently released Revenue Procedure 2013-21, which provides the depreciation limitations and lease inclusion amounts for automobiles used in a ... read more >
The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) recently released one of its first pieces of proposed guidance for 2013 (FFIEC-2013-0001), ... read more >