Many Hamilton businesses were excited when the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA tax reform) was passed into law. The changes resulted in significant tax savings for many companies.

Fraud can happen anywhere, and administrators in independent schools are often unaware that it is happening because they are not looking for it. Some common types of fraud committed in schools include, but are not limited to, conspiring with outside vendors to provide kickbacks, misuse of school-issued credit cards, and theft of equipment and other property.

Tom Martin was featured in a November 18, 2019 NJBIZ article about some of the issues and challenges facing accounting firm leaders and their respective organizations.

Tom Martin was quoted throughout an article regarding succession planning for commercial real estate professionals that appeared in the November/December 2019 issue of Commercial Real Estate Investment magazine.

Tax planning never truly ends, but with the end of the year drawing near, it’s a great time to take a step back and make sure you’re on the right track. This year it’s especially important. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) went into effect in 2018, making this recent filing season the first under the new tax regime.

Independent schools (K-12) face many of the same challenges as private colleges and universities in the U.S. including declining or flat enrollments, increasing tuition costs, and escalating operating costs. As a result, fundraising and endowment management are increasingly more important for independent schools to attract and retain students.

Discover 15 signs that you might need to look for a new accountant – or at the very least review the quality of the service and advice they provide to your business.

In the United States, transfers of wealth are subject to tax. When transferred during the giver’s lifetime, wealth is subject to gift tax, but when transferred after death, it is subject to estate tax.