August 2024

Worst of the Worst: Top Business Tax Errors

As a business owner, you can take certain measures to steer clear of common tax pitfalls that many small-business owners succumb to. Learn how to navigate tax regulations so that you can save yourself from penalties.

Know the Rules on Tax and Nonprofits

Tax requirements for nonprofits are stringent, and the penalties for violating them can be heavy. Click through to learn how to keep track of all your funding sources — and to keep your tax-exempt status.

Eight Common Estate Planning Mistakes 

Estate planning mistakes can upend your best efforts to protect your family's finances after your death. Read more to see how you can benefit from the basics of estate planning.

Deciding Between a Compilation and a Review

When examining the difference between a compilation and a review, it is important to ask a variety of subtle and complex questions. Learn about the differences and gain insight into the best option for your business.

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Beneficiary Designations: Not Just Another Piece of Paper

In the digital age, clients often ignore—or even resent—forms and paperwork that aren’t yet online. But don’t let your clients fall into the trap of omitting critical assets from their estate and financial plans. Read on to learn more about beneficiary designations.

What Is an S Corporation, and How Does It Work?

Many people are drawn to the idea of opening an S corporation because it allows them to avoid double taxation since they'll be exempt from federal income taxes, aside from certain capital gains and any passive income. Click through to understand how this is possible and what it means.

The IRS Tweaks Required Minimum Distribution Rules for IRAs

The government has long imposed a range of required minimum distribution rules for IRAs, and in July 2024 it made some subtle changes. Read on for a summary of the new rules to see how they may affect you.

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