Tim's Top Individual Tax Questions

John Delalio discusses why Cloud Accounting is an alternative for your business, especially during COVID-19, and how cloud accounting can help if your considering raising capital or selling the business.

John Delalio explains what Cloud Accounting is, why accurate and timely information is critical, and how outsourcing your accounting department can benefit your company.

Tim Schuster gives some helpful hints for when you find out your trusted business advisor is planning to retire.

In this episode, we discuss what an outsourced CFO is, when would you want to outsource your CFO and how this can impact the Great Transition.

EisnerAmper discusses the who, what, when, where and whys of 1099 forms.

In this episode of The Bottom Line, Jane Romanowski, from ADP, and Tim Schuster discuss the Family and Medical Leave act.  

In this episode of The Bottom Line, Jane Romanowski, from ADP, and Tim Schuster discuss the new overtime rules.

Tim Schuster offers company owners a few proactive things to think about as we approach the end of 2019.

Meredith Brown and Kristen Whelan from ADP join Tim Schuster and discuss the importance of hiring employees who can legally work in the United States.

In this episode we discuss real life examples of instances of fraud and the three factors that incentivize fraud.

In this episode, we discuss some of the ways your business can take advantage of state tax incentive programs, such as through relocation, investment and staff training.

In this episode we discuss employee vs. employer perspectives.

Tim Schuster examines some examples of employee benefits, who’s using them, and if they’re having the desired result.

Tim Schuster discusses executive compensation, option grants, deferred compensation, fringe benefits and more. He also examines what to be aware of when preparing an executive compensation package.

Lindsey Gross of EisnerAmper’s Outsourced Finance and Accounting Group joins Tim Schuster from Private Business Services to discuss the differences between these two areas, client case studies that demonstrate those differences, and which types of client could benefit from each.

This episode of “The Bottom Line” looks at how you can use social media to grow your business. We examine the different communication platforms, how to take the first step, when to post, and some other key points to help foster success.

This episode of the “The Bottom Line” examines two high-profile NJ legislative initiatives: the Family Leave Act and an increase in the minimum wage. Tim Schuster breaks down the fine points of each and what your business needs to do to get ready.

A great New Year’s resolution for your business is to develop a quarterly planning calendar. This episode of The Bottom Line has Tim Schuster giving a blueprint for developing this how-to list, including the key action items for each quarter.

Are you financially ready in the event of a job loss, extended illness or some other emergency? EisnerAmper’s Tim Schuster offers some helpful tips on creating a fund that can help you sleep a little better at night should a crisis arise.

In this episode of The Bottom Line, Tim Schuster talks about the challenges, conversation topics and planning opportunities for members of the sandwich generation—individuals who are responsible for raising their children and caring for aging parents.

As NJ initiates paid sick leave, The Bottom Line examines the requirements for business owners, the five reasons for which employees can use sick leave, and what business owners should be doing now to ensure a smooth implementation.

The economy seems to be chugging along, with unemployment at record lows. The Bottom Line looks at why some of that optimism needs to be tempered and what companies need to do in an increasingly competitive recruitment landscape.

In this episode, Tim Schuster, from EisnerAmper’s Private Business Services Group, tells us why it is definitely not a good idea to be without a will. One key reason: Do you really want the state deciding how to dispense your assets?

The Bottom Line looks at some of the common IRS scams out there, who the bad actors target, what you can do to protect yourself, and what you should do if you fall victim to one of these scammers.

This episode of The Bottom Line examines the landmark Supreme Court decision in the Wayfair case on e-commerce taxation. Tim Schuster looks at what’s behind the decision, how broad the impact will be, and what you can do to prepare if you sell online.

Tim Schuster gives us The Bottom Line when host Dave Plaskow recently received a NJ Department of Labor questionnaire concerning some freelance writing assignments from a couple of years ago.

This episode of The Bottom Line takes a look at newly elected Governor Phil Murphy’s inaugural NJ budget. We’ll highlight some the proposed revenue raisers along with what’s on the governor’s shopping list and how these could impact state residents.

In this episode of “The Bottom Line,” EisnerAmper manager Tim Schuster talks about the seven questions he’s receiving the most from clients on tax reform including converting to a C corporation, the new meals and entertainment rules and beyond.

In this episode of “The Bottom Line,” Tim Schuster talks about the benefits of a retirement savings plan for companies.

Tim Schuster discusses how starting a college savings account – sooner rather than later – can help alleviate sticker shock for your child’s college education.

Tim Schuster examines the differences between health savings accounts, health reimbursement accounts and flexible savings accounts, as well as who funds the plan, who owns it, taxation, contribution limits and what happens to unused funds.

EisnerAmper manager Tim Schuster looks at several categories of Small Business Administration (SBA) loans. He covers what lenders examine in the approval process as well as how business advisors can help you make the most of the process.

In this episode of “The Bottom Line,” EisnerAmper’s private business services manager Tim Schuster tackles the issue of succession planning. Tim covers his prescription for a healthy business transition and challenges and underlying financial issues.

Tim Schuster, EisnerAmper private business services manager, discusses the need for proactive disaster planning. Tim gives a few areas that businesses can focus on to protect themselves, keep their operations running and maintain financial stability.

Tim discusses the different frameworks, including a company’s size and business structure, and where a business advisor can add value. For example, if you’re a mid-sized company, your accountant, banker and lawyer will all probably approach business strategy differently than if you’re a small company.