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Rule of thumb valuations are not the most accurate way to value your dental practice because each practice is an entity with unique characteristics. If a practice performs above or below average, its true value simply will not be captured using the rule of thumb method.

To practice dentistry does one need a dental license to own and operate a dental practice?

The IRS has announced employee plan examination audit priorities which will focus resources on sections 403(b) and 457(b). Organizations should consider making corrections under the IRS programs before their plan is subject to audit.

IRS expands ability to make safe-harbor plan amendments and may make safe-harbor plans more attractive to employers. Plan sponsors must be aware of the rules for updating the safe-harbor notices to plan participants as well as mid-year modifications to plans.

The Department of Labor is contacting plan sponsors with tips on selecting a plan auditor. The email impresses upon plan administrators the importance of selecting and monitoring the auditor of their employee benefit plans. EisnerAmper fits the mold of a quality auditor.

The FASB issued Accounting Standards Update No. 2015-07 which amends FASB’s Accounting Standards Codification 820, Fair Value Measurements and Disclosures. Information for plan sponsors considering the effect on their employee benefit plan financial statement disclosures.

Employee benefit plans are holding more alternative investments and plan sponsors will benefit from considering the following in addition to considering the investment risk related to alternative investments. Learn more about employee benefit plan alternative investments.

New accounting pronouncements were issued to simplify disclosures for employee benefit plans. The FASB issued Accounting Standards Update No. 2015-12 in three parts. Plan sponsors should consider the effect of the amendment on their employee benefit plan financial statement disclosures.

Plan sponsors of defined benefit plans are gearing up for their plan audits. Before the actuarial valuation and actuarial census are finalized, plan sponsors should review key data to ensure the information is complete and accurate. Recap of top employee benefit plan tips for July.

One criticism with retirement plans has been a certain lack of flexibility. Thankfully, that changed for the better recently.

Critical concerns for employee benefit plans looking at alternative investment strategies for plan investment decisions. A look at employee benefit plans with direct ownership in certain investments and plans with direct ownership in foreign investments.

In this – the third post in a series – Jennifer Demasi outlines exactly how the ERC can be claimed.

Have you considered U.S. Treasury Series I Bonds as an investment vehicle to preserve capital? Virtually risk free and with tax advantages, there are a few minor strings attached, however.

EisnerAmper Tax Partner Tom Cardinale was a guest on CNBC’s Power Lunch where he discussed various cryptocurrency taxation issues with hosts Tyler Mathisen and Rahel Solomon.

For those who received unemployment insurance in 2020 and did not have any amounts withheld or under-withheld tax amounts, they may be in for a rude awakening when filing their 2020 tax returns.

This content examines managing sales and use tax expense, with its exemptions, exclusions and differing interpretations and the two conflicting, but equally troubling errors often faced: overpayments and underpayments of tax.

If the IRS has filed a lien on your assets, and if you still have equity in those assets, you may want to consider discharging assets from a tax lien or subordinating a tax lien.

NJ has just increased the annual cap from $75 million to $100 million for the NJ film tax credit program and extended the program’s sunset date to July 2028. An additional benefit allows the carryover of any excess amount of the annual allotment to the subsequent fiscal year, up to $50 million.

A recap of the Heckerling Institute’s session titled “Can a CRT Stretch an Inherited IRA” featuring Christopher Hoyt of the University of Missouri School of Law.

Taxpayers facing hardship and unable to make tax debt payments—never mind their basic living expenses—may qualify for currently not collectible (“CNC”) status with the IRS.