We are excited to introduce Darius Adair who has recently joined our KRS team as a Senior Accountant. Darius is a Certified Public Accountant who brings with him over 20 years of previous tax and accounting experience to his new position....
We are pleased to announce that Michelle Calabrese has recently joined KRS CPAs as a Supervising Senior Accountant. In her new role at KRS, Michelle will be responsible for assisting our clients with their individual and business tax compliance needs....
Modern equities investors follow their own market signals for capitulation, which describes the final gasp during the stampede to the exits when the pain of a bear market has become unbearable. Analysts have assembled a collection of signals that often, though not always, reveal that...
KRS welcomes our new administrative assistant Kristiana Repantis. She will support the team by running the front desk!...
The federal government's Employee Retention Credit proved to be a lifeline for many businesses and their employees. The eligibility rules were complex and changed over time, as noted in an extensive IRS chart. Not all owners may have been able to figure out whether they were...
President Biden has announced a new student loan relief program. According to the White House, the new program will "provide targeted debt relief to address the financial harms of the pandemic, fulfilling the President's campaign commitment....
KRS CPAs was named as one of the Accounting Today’s 2022 Best Accounting Firms to Work for in the Small Employer Category. This marks the eighth time the Paramus-based firm has received this prominent award....
It's not always easy to figure out which home office write-offs are acceptable and which are not approved by the IRS. Below is a summary of the key provisions to give you a better idea of what you are able to deduct with the IRS....
Taxpayers who claim their standard deduction amounts can’t deduct their medical costs. Only if they itemize on Form 1040’s Schedule A are they able to deduct such costs....
Back in 1913, Woodrow Wilson began his first term as president, and Americans first filed Form 1040s. Right from the beginning, Congress told the IRS to enforce rigid rules for compensation and to forget about gifts. The IRS followed orders....
