AUDIO BLOG: In this audio blog. CK Tax Manager Eric Challenger, CPA shares important tax information for independent contractors.
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What Can We Expect for Future COVID-19 Relief?
AUDIO BLOG: In this audio blog, CK Principal Karen Snodgrass addresses some common questions surrounding potential future COVID-19 relief.
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What Can We Expect from President-Elect Biden’s Tax Plan?
AUDIO BLOG: Following the results of the Georgia runoff elections, we know that the Democrats hold the majority in Congress. As a result, there is a lot of speculation about President-Elect Biden’s tax plan and what changes we can potentially expect in the future. In this audio blog, CK Principal Karen Snodgrass addresses the speculation and how you can prepare.
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An Introduction to Determining Your Tax Nexus
Audio Blog: Do you know what your tax nexus is and how it impacts your business? In this audio blog, CK Principal Karen Snodgrass gives an overview of nexus, how the Wayfair ruling has affected businesses, and what business owners should be doing to comply with nexus.
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Top 5 Tax Provisions of the CARES Act
Audio Blog: With the ink barely dry on the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES) Act, there have already been several hot topics surrounding the benefits it provides. Below are the top 5 tax provisions that we believe will be most impactful to our clients. You are welcome to listen to these key points in podcast format and then scroll down to read more details for each topic.
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Will Moving Out of Illinois Reduce Your Tax Burden?
Audio Blog: If you live and/or own a business in Illinois, you know that taxes have continued to rise. To put it simply, it’s a tough time to be a resident. That’s why many individuals and companies are looking for ways to move out of state and reduce their tax burden.
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Why Buy-Sell Agreements Are a Journey, Not a Destination
Audio Blog: In Cray Kaiser’s first audio blog, CK Principal Deanna Salo shares the journey of a closely-held business as they craft their buy-sell agreement. When the owners of the company were looking to exit, they decided it was time to dust off their original buy-sell agreement from the 1980s. What followed was a two-year process of education, emotion, and collaboration, ending with the signing of their brand-new buy-sell agreement.
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