Jan 10 Imputed Income: What You Need to Know
Per the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), fringe benefits are taxable and must be counted in the recipient's gross wages, unless the item is specifically excluded by law....
Jan 10 The Evolving Role of the CFO
In recent years, businesses have faced unprecedented disruption, and one of the most significant shifts has been the changing role of the Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Traditionally seen as the gatekeeper of financial strategy and bottom-line performance, the CFO’s responsibilities have evolved significantly, especially in...
Jan 10 Navigating Tax and Finance Decisions When Onboarding Freelancers or Employees
Choosing to onboard a freelancer, also known as an independent contractor, can significantly impact your business's financial landscape. Unlike employees, freelancers are responsible for their own tax obligations. This means you are not required to withhold federal taxes, state income taxes, Social Security, or Medicare...
Jan 10 KRS Career Fairs
We Are Hiring. Visit us at an upcoming career fair....
Jun 26 A Winning Streak: Maria Rollins Named to NJBIZ Accounting Power 50
For a third time in a row, KRS managing partner Maria Rollins, CPA, MST, has been named to the Accounting Power 50 list. Rollins understands the daily challenges businesses face and ensures the KRS team gets the training and resources they need to help clients...
Jan 15 3 Reasons To Pay Above the Minimum Wage
Enacted in 1938, the Fair Labor Standards Act governs the federal minimum wage, among other things. Last increased in 2009, the federal minimum wage stands at $7.25 per hour. Many states and some localities have their own minimum wage laws that set the minimum higher...
Jan 03 How Do Taxes Work With Bonuses?
Both owners and employees often misunderstand how taxes work with bonuses, leading to confusion and frustration. Fortunately, with some education and preparation, the situation can work out for everyone....
Jun 16 The Tax Implications of Closing a Business
The decision to close a business's doors for good is never an easy one. However, it's important to keep abreast of compliance requirements before you say goodbye. That's why you should take time to visit the closing a business page of IRS.gov. It's designed to help you...
May 06 Special Tax Rules for Rehiring Staff
If you find yourself short-staffed, there's no harm in calling a former employee who has retired. You won't jeopardize your pension plan's tax status if you rehire retirees. Nor is it a problem if you permit distributions of retirement benefits to employees who hit the...