Author Archives: mgracey

The IRS released the annual inflation adjustments to more than 60 provisions of the tax code. Taxpayers will use these figures when filing their 2026 federal income tax returns in 2027. Income Tax Rates The income individuals use to determine how much tax they pay each year increases in 2026. However, unless taxpayers’ income rises […]

The IRS has extended various U.S. tax reporting and filing deadlines for businesses and individuals directly impacted by the Oct. 7, 2023, terrorist attacks on Israel and the ongoing war in the region. Qualifying taxpayers described below now have until Sept. 30, 2026, to file various federal returns, make tax payments and perform other time-sensitive, […]

The recent global outage of Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) cloud platform is a powerful reminder that even the most robust IT infrastructure can experience disruptions. Whether or not your business was among the thousands taken offline, now is a good time to evaluate your organization’s reliance on technology and the resilience strategies you have in […]

The IRS and Department of the Treasury recently issued final regulations concerning the SECURE Act that require certain high-income taxpayers’ 401(k) and 403(b) plan catch-up contributions to be designated as after-tax Roth contributions, beginning in tax year 2026. Background For more than two decades, individuals aged 50 and older have had the opportunity to supercharge […]

The IRS recently announced that the per diem rates employers may use to reimburse ordinary and necessary business travel expenses their employees incur or pay beginning on October 1, 2025, remain unchanged from the prior year. The per diem rates enable employers to use a flat daily allowance for reimbursing employees for the costs of […]

In this episode, Director of Transaction Advisory Services Fabio de Filippo, CPA, shares the importance of getting books in order when contemplating the sale of a business.

Under a new law that took effect on Oct. 1, 2025, the state of Washington is imposing and collecting retail sales tax on certain business activities that were previously exempt from taxation. Vendors providing services, such as advertising, IT support and temporary staffing, must prepare their businesses to comply with the law and begin collecting […]

Sales and use tax audits of Florida construction and building contractors are becoming increasingly common, due, in part, to the complexity of the state’s laws governing the taxability of their services and the nature of the work they do. While no business wants to be audited, there are key issues contractors must understand to help […]

In this episode Director of Valuations Hernando Gomez explains why a valuation may be useful for buyers and sellers of business, when to conduct one and how the process flows.

As family principals continue to grow their businesses and their wealth, they often establish family offices to centralize and streamline the administration and management of their lives, including financial and non-financial assets. Initially, business owners may entrust these duties to their corporate finance teams. However, there comes a point when more time and specialized skills […]