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Cost Segregation and Multifamily Properties

By taking stock of your client’s property’s individual assets, cost segregation speeds up depreciation so they can deduct more from their taxes. Through this article, I’m trying to be the person who alters the trajectory of your client’s whole year so they can expunge some red ink from their balance

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Your Firm Should Have This Critical Conversation

As you start thinking about next tax season, consider this:  A timely client conversation could change the trajectory of your year and your firm. We’re living in an era of constant change and often, chaos. For most, any chance to bring some structure and rhythm to the day-to-day challenges of

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Financial Resources for LGBTQIA+ Individuals

Every June, people around the world celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community and actively recognize the challenges, from the personal to the financial, as well as the discrimination and prejudice they face on a daily basis. AccountingWEB is proud to be an ally of the LGBTQIA+ community, and part of our mission

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Take Time From Your Firm and Not Lose Your Mind

It’s prime conference season–and for many of us, it’s vacation season, too. As exciting and energizing as it is to attend a professional conference or a new destination, it can also be anxiety-inducing for those of us who run our own firms. Just getting your workload and personal life under

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How Firms Can Best Leverage Proposal Software

With available proposal management software, accounting firms can leverage artificial intelligence (AI) and automation tools to accelerate their digital transformation plans. Through this cloud-based software, firms can decrease non-billable hours spent on proposal development, encourage client-centered team collaboration, and gain important insights from key data analytics to better understand what

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Advance Your Knowledge With a Fintech 201 Guide

As many accounting professionals know, innovation in business often trails innovation in the consumer experience. Businesses typically make changes based on consumers’ expectations, but accountants must think about how to survive given that innovation is happening more quickly than their firms can change. That’s according to Michael Ly, CEO of

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What Clients Investing in Crypto Should Know

As expenses like energy and groceries continue to rise at double-digit annual rates in the United States, some investors might be wondering whether cryptocurrency can be used as a hedge against inflation. The answer is more nuanced than you might think and depends on whether cryptocurrency like Bitcoin is being

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Accountants Want to Drive the Automation Highway?

While the future of accounting work will undoubtable become be more automated, changing people’s habits and mindsets takes time and vendors must find a better way to communicate the value they generate. It’s a slate-grey spring morning in a hotel meeting room, where a well-spoken young man from a software

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A Guide to IRS Mileage Rates for 2022 Taxes

Internal Revenue Commissioner Charles Rettig announced on June 9th that there’ll be increases in the agency’s mileage rates for 2022 taxes, a decision that coincided with members of Congress surmounting partisan differences and clamoring for increases. The changes are just for the final 6 months of 2022. There aren’t any

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Partial, Qualifying Charitable Gift of a Residence

Our partial gift focus herein, which tends to be relatively simple, involves transferring an interest in a residence to a qualified charity after you pass, or after a term-of-years. Assuming a couple, the retained interest could reflect both lives. Multiple lives in the actuarial calculations, of course, reduce the up-front

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