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December 2018 Issue

The Wrong Way to Do the Right Thing

How to Prudently Deal with Employee Disability

By  Nicholas A. Domino

January 2019 0

Entrepreneurialism is alive and well, with thousands of upstarts becoming startups each year. The pattern is familiar: come up with a marketable idea, develop a…

November 2018 Issue

Testing Participant Data in Employee Benefit Plans

By  Adam Lilling, CPA, CFA

December 2018 0

In 2015, the Department of Labor issued an audit quality study, “Assessing the Quality of Employee Benefit Plan Audits,” which concluded that 39% of audits…

March 2018 Issue

First Look at the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

Impact on Employee Compensation and Benefits

By  Eddie Adkins, CPA, Jeff Martin, CPA and James Sanchez

March 2018 0

On December 22, 2017, H.R. 1, commonly referred to as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), was enacted into law. The TCJA contains numerous…

October 2017 Issue

Defining Wealth (Inconsistently) in the Tax Code

Framing the Tax Reform Debate

By  Stephan Davenport, PhD, CPA and James P. Angelini, PhD, CPA

October 2017 0

The current debate on tax reform features familiar framing from policymakers on all sides, the familiar sound bites of “the rich should pay their fair…

Analysis

Vacation Vouchers and Other Benefits as Incentives

Special Tax Considerations

By  Joseph Foy, CPA, DPS, Frimette Kass-Shraibman, PhD, CPA and Alexander K. Buchholz, CPA/CGMA

May 2017 0

Consider the following scenario: a taxpayer enthusiastically informs his CPA that his old family car was donated. Upon further inquiry, the CPA is satisfied that…

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