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As we enter into the tax planning stage of the year, the focus shifts to helping clients understand the impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and optimize their tax positions.

These proposed regulations affect taxpayers who deduct depreciation for qualified property acquired and placed in service after Sept. 27, 2017.

Since professional services are intangible, the prospect is most likely probing for assurance to offset their natural skepticism.

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While it cannot guarantee any negative publicity will result from an issue, it can help to manage the situation and minimize the reputational damage.

A lesser-known provision of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act may offer a major investment for clients.

A colleague mentioned that his partners never want to leave the office for lunch, preferring to eat at their desks.

These long-lasting schemes can wreak havoc on a business.

The relatively new health plan offers tax benefits accountants should know about.

While many midsized CPA firms strive to be well-managed, many fall short and revert to the loosely managed style of midsized law firms.