Keiter’s 2023 Not-for-Profit Update

…beginning in 2023. The recognition of credit losses has been accelerated. Most impactful to financial institutions but requires consideration for every organization that has trade receivables or issues credit to…

New Overtime Rules: Planning Tips for Employers

…Allows employers to use non-discretionary bonuses and incentive payments (including commissions) paid at least annually to satisfy up to 10% of the standard salary level, in recognition of evolving pay…

Will CECL Affect Your Not-for-Profit?

…will apply to any entity that holds financial assets, which includes receivables, loans, and even some investments. Many nonprofits will be affected, especially those with exchange-type revenue transactions or large…

2023 Year-End Reminders and Tax Filing Deadlines

…than anticipated due to gathering information from others, nuances in the law, varying due dates, and the new Internal Revenue Service (IRS) e-file requirements. There are savings opportunities available (proper…

COVID-19 Business Tax Relief at the State Level

Revenue Code (“IRC”). Conforming to the IRC essentially means that states uses federal income or taxable income (“Federal taxable income”) as the starting point for the determining state taxable income…

Tax planning tips for newly married couples

…consider. An overview of Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax tips and other tax planning considerations specific to newly married couples is provided below. Name and address changes Name.When a name…

Gifting in a GoFundMe World

…similar platforms deductible? The Internal Revenue Code provides that charitable contributions (subject to certain limitations not discussed here) made to a “qualified charity” as defined by IRC section 170(c) may…