Rob Yeend

Back to the Future of Tax Collection

It has been ten years since the IRS last contracted with private debt collection agencies. Now, after legislation passed in 2015 the practice will soon me making a comeback. The revived program should work similarly to prior efforts, with a promise of an added emphasis on taxpayer protections. What to Expect The Fixing America’s Surface […]

read more

IRS: Beware of Email Schemes this Tax Season

The Internal Revenue Service recently reported an approximate 400 percent surge in phishing and malware incidents so far this tax season. Taxpayers should beware of any emails claiming to come from the IRS, tax software companies or other tax providers. These fraudulent emails are designed to appear as though they come from the IRS or […]

read more

Making Financial Knowledge Power for Your Business

How good information can drive great decisions In today’s economy, success isn’t accidental. It’s the result decisions made which are based on the best information possible. As a business owner, so much depends on the decisions you make. Your decisions not only affect you, they affect your family, your employees, and even your clients and […]

read more

2016 MILEAGE RATES RELEASED

The IRS has announced that the optional mileage allowance for owned or leased autos (including vans, pickups or panel trucks) will decrease to 54¢  per mile for business travel after 2015. This rate can also be used by employers to provide tax-free reimbursements to employees who supply their own autos for business use, under an […]

read more

Tax Minimization: Planning vs Compliance

For many business owners, taxes are viewed as a once per year obligation. Every spring, you compile your financial information for your accountant, who in turn prepares your tax returns. As a taxpayer, you probably expect your accountant to take your information and help you minimize your overall tax liability – and that’s exactly what […]

read more

Tax Time in the Summer?

How planning in the summer can lead to savings next spring Most Americans don’t spend their summer months thinking about taxes. Once April 15 is behind you, your mind turns to more cheerful subjects and you take a much needed break from worrying about what you owe to old Uncle Sam. Yet while you may […]

read more

Have a question or want to get started?