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  • Defer tax with a like-kind exchange

    If you’re interested in selling commercial or investment real estate that has appreciated significantly, one way to defer a tax bill on the gain is with a Section 1031 “like-kind” exchange. With this transaction, you exchange the property rather than sell it. Like-kind exchanges can be an attractive tax-deferred way to dispose of real property if you anticipate a large tax bill and meet the requirements. Contact the CPA's and business tax advisors at SEK if you have tax questions or for more tax tips.

  • 7 tips for using QuickBooks online in 2024

    QuickBooks Online was built for small businesses. You don’t have to be experts in accounting or technology. QuickBooks Online simplifies the complex process of double-entry accounting, using understandable language and a simple, easy to navigate user interface.

  • Does your nonprofit owe tax on its sponsorships and advertising?

    Sponsorship and advertising dollars can provide a real boost to your not-for-profit organization’s income.

  • Court awards and out-of-court settlements may (or may not) be taxed

    Monetary awards and settlements are paid for many reasons. By law, individuals can exclude from gross income damages that are received on account of personal physical injury or physical sickness. Contact the CPA's and business tax advisors at SEK for tax tips, financial guidance and more questions!

  • Nonprofits: Using the personal touch for last-minute fundraising

    As 2023 hurtles toward Dec. 31, your not-for-profit probably is fully engrossed in last-minute fundraising. One of the most effective year-end strategies is to have board members reach out to family, friends and professional contacts. Board members should “humanize” their request with personal stories illustrating why they support your nonprofit’s mission. Contact the CPA's and business tax advisors at SEK with questions about fundraising and other tax tips.

  • 2024 Q1 tax calendar: Key deadlines for businesses and other employers

    Here are a few key tax-related deadlines for businesses during the first quarter of 2024. Contact the CPA's and financial advisors at SEK to learn more about filing requirements and ensure you’re meeting all applicable deadlines.

  • What is your external auditor’s responsibility for cybersecurity?

    Financial statement audits can help company management identify IT risks. But an auditor’s responsibilities don’t include an evaluation of cybersecurity risks across a company’s entire IT platform. Business owners and managers need to understand the scope of the external auditor’s responsibilities and develop a cybersecurity program that mitigates the risks. Contact the CPA's and business tax advisors at SEK for more questions on data breaches, business audits and more tax tips.

  • Where should you keep your estate planning documents?

    You’ve likely put a great deal of time, effort and expense into implementing an estate plan that meets your goals. But unless your loved ones know that these documents exist, and how to find and access them, your well-laid plans can be derailed. Contact the CPA's and business tax advisors at SEK with your questions about estate planning, tax planning and other tax tips.

  • 2024 Payroll Tax Bulletin

    The IRS recently released the 2024 payroll tax rates, which we have summarized in a bulletin that contains the following:

  • 2024 Rates & Dates

    The IRS recently released the 2024 rates and dates, which includes the following:

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