For the third year, Accounting and Auditing Partner Sue Krantz has the honor of serving on the judging panel for the prestigious ATHENA Awards, presented annually to two individuals in Northeast Ohio who embody the highest level of professional excellence in her/his business or profession, has devoted time and energy to improve the quality of life for others in the community and actively assists women in realizing their leadership potential.
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read more…The Athena Award recognizes those that assist women in realizing their potential, demonstrate excellence, creativity and initiative in their business or profession, and provide valuable service by contributing time and energy to improve the quality of life for others in the community.
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read more…Brett Neate and Howard Kass will again be participating in the Plain Dealer Tax Call-in on Monday, February 21.
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Last night was one of the most excited and nervous I have felt in a long time! As a CPA, I am used to stressful deadlines, but I rarely fear the threat of personal injury. A paper cut is at the top of my danger list, and it can seriously ruin my day. But, staring through the glass wall into the beautiful commercial-grade kitchen at Cleveland’s next hot spot, Pura Vida located in downtown’s historic May Co. building, I realized that I would soon be surrounded by flames and sharp knives as I competed with my teammates against some of Cleveland’s finest lawyers and professionals. I was a little intimidated to say the least.
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Data breaches have been in the news of late. They range from seemingly minor incidents to those which affected hundreds of thousands of customers at companies like search engine giant Google. The breaches can be relatively innocuous, such as an email address being...
Ask the expert: Do I have to Report Gains Made Through Trading Cryptocurrencies? In a word? Yes. In IRS Notice 2014-21 the Internal Revenue Service advises that, virtual currency or commonly known as cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin are not considered to be currency...
With an increasing number of baby boomers reaching retirement age, business owners are choosing to leave the workforce. This means the end of a partnership and a change in the way you do business. If your partner wants to leave the business, there are a few things you...
Every organization has that room where miscellaneous stuff accumulates. Most don't know what's in that room. There are holiday decorations, a couple broken chairs and rows and rows of filing cabinets. In those filing cabinets are thousands of files that everyone is...
Current Law:The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 limits individual taxpayer's state and local tax (SALT), itemized deduction to $10,000 (including real estate taxes). The previous law allowed an unlimited deduction. This change may be detrimental to many individual...
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