You’re Invited! Episode 6: Wrap up – What Does it All Add Up To?
You’re Invited! Episode 6 of our 6-part series is here! Episode 6: Wrap Up – What Does it All Add Up To? – Thursday, December 3 >>
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Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving to our clients, families and friends. Our offices will be closed November 26th & 27th so our team can spend the holiday with their >>
Employees: Don’t forget about your FSA funds
Many employees take advantage of the opportunity to save taxes by placing funds in their employer’s health or dependent care flexible spending arrangements (FSAs). As the >>
Do you have a Traditional IRA and want to take a distribution before you are 59 1/2?
If you have a traditional IRA and take a distribution before age 59 ½, the amount is subject to income tax and you’ll generally owe an >>
College students may qualify for Economic Impact Payments
Many college students may qualify for Economic Impact Payments (EIPs), if they haven’t received them yet. The IRS is urging eligible self-supporting college students who don’t >>
Gifts & Tax Considerations
What can I do to help? To say that this has been an unusual year would be a genuine understatement. Everyone has been affected by the >>
Join JCCS Live – Business Tax Structure 101 – Wednesday, November 18th 12pm-1pm (MST)
You are invited to a Zoom webinar: When: November 18, 2020 12:00 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada) Topic: Business Tax Structure 101: Selecting the right >>
How effectively does your business manage risk?
From natural disasters to COVID-19, risks abound in today’s marketplace. Though risk is inevitable when operating a business, the key is to optimize it. The Committee >>
You’re Invited! Episode 4: Payroll – More Than a Necessary Evil
You’re Invited! Episode 4 of our 6-part series is here! Episode 4: Payroll – More than a necessary evil – Tuesday, November 3 at 10 a.m. >>
Inventory management is especially important this year
As year-end draws near, many businesses will be not only be generating their fourth quarter financial statements, but also looking back on the entire year’s financials. >>
