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In a world of increasing exposure to online security threats, it’s nice to be able to rely on voicemail for risk-free communication. The problem is, you can’t. Fraud perpetrators are endlessly inventive when it comes to scamming individuals and businesses.

With its many changes to individual tax rates, brackets and breaks, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) means taxpayers need to revisit their tax planning strategies. Certain strategies that were once tried-and-true will no longer save or defer tax.

For small businesses, managing payroll can be one of the most arduous tasks.

A forensic accountant plays a critical role in a fraud investigation. But if you suspect an employee of fraud, call your attorney first, not your accountant.

Bookkeepers occupy positions of trust in any company. If your bookkeeper no longer deserves your trust, it’s better to know now — before this employee causes serious financial losses.

There continues to be much uncertainty about the Affordable Care Act and how such uncertainty will impact health care costs. So it's critical to leverage all tax-advantaged ways to fund these expenses, including HSAs, FSAs and HRAs.

Here are some of the key tax-related deadlines affecting businesses and other employers during the third quarter of 2018.

There’s no one-size-fits-all answer when deciding how to structure a business. The best choice depends on your business’s unique situation and your situation as an owner. 

Identity theft isn’t just a consumer problem. Criminals steal the identities of businesses, too.

IRS examiners use Audit Techniques Guides (ATGs) to prepare for audits — and so can small business owners.

When school lets out, kids participate in a wide variety of summer activities. If one of the activities your child is involved with is day camp, you might be eligible for a tax credit!

You can modify your withholding at any time during the year, or even multiple times within a year. To do so, you simply submit a new Form W-4 to your employer.