Month: November 2018

Chris Eichmuller, CPA is a senior manager at Corrigan Krause. 

December came fast and the end of the year is quickly approaching. Questions are still looming about how tax reform will impact both individuals and business but it’s not too late to make tax planning moves to improve your tax situation for 2018.

Here’s what you should consider before the clock strikes midnight on December 31:

• The Standard Deduction vs. Itemized Deductions: Many taxpayers who have historically

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Lynda Doland, CPA, MT is a Director at Corrigan Krause and leads the Estate, Gift and Trust niche at the firm.

What are the year-end moves you should make if you are a trustee?

• When you are collecting your personal tax data, watch for items sent that are issued in a trust ID number. Once you have collected all of your data, send it over to us! You can send us hard copies, or use our secure client portal (http://corrigankrause.wpengine.com/new-client-portal/)(on our website) to s

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Borrowed funds can be expensive for businesses. Being able to improve internal cash flow can help a manufacturing company reduce its need for borrowed funds.

As we continue to grow, our Core Values remain the same. It’s most important to us that we continue to provide exceptional service to all of our clients. We continually add members but also promote members internally to allow us to build the strongest and most effective team possible.

We are excited to introduce our newest team members:

• Angie Smith – Senior Manager
• Mia Feldmann – HR Manager
• Rob Buzaleski – IT Manager
• Jessica Benetis – Associate
• Gabriel Brunow 

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