Congratulations to Bill Saylor on his recent promotion to a director at Barnard Vogler & Co! Read more about Bill below. Barnard Vogler & Co. announced this month that Bill Saylor, CPA, CGMA, was named…
More ➤The year 2020 brought unprecedented changes, from economic challenges, major shifts in the job market and the passing of legislation to assist citizens and businesses. It is likely that 2021 will continue to serve up…
More ➤We are now open to the public. Appointments must be made in advance of coming to the office. We will be following all sanitizing and social distancing protocols, and request that all visitors wear facial…
More ➤The 12 days of tax planning countdown- for web
More ➤In a recent case, an appeals court upheld the Tax Court’s decision that a bookie’s plea agreement on criminal charges does not bar a civil action for unpaid taxes. Gary Kaplan operated an illegal sports…
More ➤Under the Affordable Care Act, large employers are required to file information returns with the IRS and provide statements to full-time employees. You are a large employer if you employed, on average, 50 full-time equivalent…
More ➤When starting a new business, a wise first step is to seek the advice of your CPA. Some things you might want to consider before starting the business: Business Structure – Determining the business structure…
More ➤Most people are probably familiar with the general tax rule about hobbies: You can deduct expenses only to the extent that you have income from the hobby. This rule applies to individuals, S corporations,…
More ➤The U.S. Tax Court settled a case in July between a landlord and a tenant who wasn’t paying rent – and the court came down on the side of the tenant. John E. Burgess…
More ➤The U.S. Tax Court recently upheld the IRS’s frivolous return position, costing a taxpayer $10,000 in fines. Mark A. Lovely failed to file tax returns for 2005, even though he admitted that he had…
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