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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act changed the rules around meals and entertainment, resulting in some open questions and uncertainty between the old and new laws. Principal Emily Matthews contributed to the Accounting Today article,

Small private companies often criticize the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) for writing overly complex standards that focus on the needs of stakeholders in large public companies rather than “Main Street” businesses. Here’s how the

In our firm’s 50 years, we have been located in three different offices in Boston.  Even though we have clients and relationships all over the world, our base is intentionally in Boston.  It means we

Auditors must test the effectiveness of internal controls before signing off on your financial statements. But it’s impossible to analyze every transaction that’s posted to the general ledger, due to time and budget constraints. Instead,

Tax-advantaged retirement plans like IRAs allow your money to grow tax-deferred — or, in the case of Roth accounts, tax-free. The deadline for 2017 contributions is April 17, 2018. Deductible contributions will lower your 2017

On April 4th, Tax Principal Emily Matthews‘ recent client experience was incorporated into the Forbes article, “To Snag The New 20% Business Income Tax Deduction: Think Retirement.”  The piece discusses self-employment income and the new

Management wants to paint the rosiest possible picture of a company’s financial performance. But aggressive earnings management, or “spin,” can mislead investors and lenders. Here are some ways U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) can

Today, Tax Principal Emily Matthews, was quoted in The Wall Street Journal article, “The Hot Debate: Can You Deduct Prepaid Property Taxes?”  With the impending April 17th deadline, a debate is in full swing around