Accepting government grants or funding can make carrying out your organization’s goals or mission a reality. If your organization was awarded any government funding, including COVID-related relief money (included at the end of this post), it is important to know when this type of funding triggers the need for a Single Audit to make sure your organization stays compliant with federal programs.
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If your organization accepted Federal funding in the past year, you may be required to perform an annual audit. There are different kinds of audits.
President Biden recently signed the SECURE 2.0 Act into law. This legislation has been highly anticipated by employers who offer retirement plans to their employees. The SECURE Act 2.0 aims to significantly improve how employees can save for their futures. Here are some of the key takeaways from the SECURE 2.0 Act.
Alternative minimum tax can affect businesses, but it’s also something to be aware of as an individual tax payer as well.
The Inflation Reduction Act included a number of items for businesses, but what about individual taxpayers? Overall, the Inflation Reduction Act included a number of credit updates and other extensions that affect individuals.
It’s that time of year again! As we near the end of 2022, it’s time to focus on year-end closing preparations. In the fourth quarter of the year, your team will be compiling, reviewing, and reconciling, so start early and plan ahead.
Construction may not seem like the type of industry that would need a marketing strategy, but to stand out from your competitors and get the clients you want, marketing is a must.
Corrigan Krause is proud to announce Tom Harrison, CPA, CEPA, has been named a 2022 Smart 50 Award honoree by Smart Business!
It’s that time of year again! As we near the end of 2022, it’s time to focus on year-end closing preparations. In the fourth quarter of the year, your team will be compiling, reviewing, and reconciling, so start early and plan ahead.
While you’re in the midst of planning, growing or expanding your business, it’s important to develop and execute a buy-sell agreement between all business owners. A buy-sell agreement can provide structure for an unexpected event such as a death or disability, and provide a road map for expected events such as a shareholder retirement buy-out. Setting up a buy-sell agreement in the early stages of your business planning can help you handle the unexpected and expected events more swiftly in the future - and with a lot less stress.
