by Andrews Tax Accounting & Bookkeeping | Apr 17, 2019 | Amusement, Educational
Maurice Dreicer Want to deduct your personal meals? Well, that’s what Maurice Dreicer did. Business-related meals and entertainment (included in compensation) are one hundred percent deductible. Additionally, the expenses are not supposed to be extravagant. Now back...
by Andrews Tax Accounting & Bookkeeping | Apr 10, 2019 | Educational
Reflection Time Tax season is almost over and many accounting firms are ready to close their doors until next year, but not us! That’s right, we are a year-round firm, providing more than just your typical tax preparation services. With the season coming to a close,...
by Andrews Tax Accounting & Bookkeeping | Apr 3, 2019 | Educational
The New Bill Remember last April, when Congress brought forth a bill to redesign the IRS? Well, that bill was shot down, but it’s back for round two. The Taxpayer First Act has 45 provisions to improve the IRS. Some of these provisions include improving taxpayer...
by Andrews Tax Accounting & Bookkeeping | Mar 27, 2019 | Educational, Tips
Photo courtesy of 401kcalculator.org What is the Difference Between an Accountant and a CPA? The short answer, not much. The big difference is CPA’s can prepare financial statements for audits. CPA certifications vary from state to state, the usual requirement is a...
by Andrews Tax Accounting & Bookkeeping | Mar 20, 2019 | Educational
Why is the Idea Floating Around? Many people find it necessary due to the government shutdown. Also, at the beginning of tax season, there were many reports of lower refunds as compared to 2018. While this may be true, by the end of February, the average refund of...
by Andrews Tax Accounting & Bookkeeping | Mar 13, 2019 | Educational
The Bill This last Tuesday, the Washington State Senate approved a bill 28-21 that would require political candidates to release five years of tax returns if they wish to appear on a primary or general election ballot. Now it is off to the House. Critics of the bill...
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