Article Archives: 2019

This article was originally published on AccountingWeb, 5/29/2018.

In retail sales, at least one type of sales transaction where the application of sales or use tax isn’t obvious or always occurs is when a seller makes a bulk sale of all,

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This article originally appeared in Journal of Accountancy. Reprinted by permission.

Before deciding whether your not-for-profit organization should accept cryptocurrency for gifts, you must understand what it is.

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This is Part Two of a short series on preparing to apply for federal grant funding. For Part One, click here.

Applying for federal grant funding may seem like an intimidating prospect,

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The Tax Cuts & Jobs Act (TCJA) arrived with significant guidance, setting new rules for entertainment and club dues that every business owner needs to know.

Prior to TCJA,

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This is Part One in a short series on preparing to apply for federal grants. For Part Two, click here.

Applying for federal grant funding may seem like an intimidating prospect,

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If you have ever visited the Washington State Gambling Commission’s website, you’ll know how surprisingly complicated raffles can be. There is much more to them than just selling tickets and drawing a winner.

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The IRS issued Notice 2018-99 on December 10, 2018, clarifying some of the unanswered questions arising from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) changes regarding the nontaxable qualified transportation benefits provided to employees.

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