Going Concern

MARCH 22, 2024

” Complying with the Corporate Transparency Act [ CPA Journal ] By now, CPAs should be aware of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), passed in 2021 and effective January 1, 2024. But until a deferral is confirmed, CPAs must consider which role they will serve for clients required to file when the CTA becomes effective.

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Going Concern

FEBRUARY 24, 2023

Except in the case of 90s rapper beefs, Tupac and Biggie were equally popular stars whereas in this case the AICPA encompasses the entirety of the profession in the United States versus Minnesota CPAs and the society that serves them. CPAs would need to hold multiple licenses and incur additional expenses.

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Going Concern

JANUARY 29, 2024

In the column he referenced this ancient document (August 1993) entitled “The case for non-CPA owners in CPA firms.” Do firms want non-CPAs to be part of the ownership ranks, or is this strictly a rhetorical question? What are some other interesting topics related to CPAs and how they help their clients?

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Going Concern

DECEMBER 9, 2022

The move would boost competition for US law firms, who are already seeing non-lawyer-owned legal operations gaining footholds in states such as Arizona and Utah that are testing new service-delivery models. CPAs reaching out to students to address shortage in profession [ C&G News ]. Do you have a wandering eye?

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Going Concern

AUGUST 11, 2023

million) is merging in Hearthstone CPA Group of Bremerton, Wash. Also, the report said, the whereabouts of as many as 168 cartridges from a processing center in Ogden, Utah, are unknown. The missing cartridges contain a mix of tax information about individuals and businesses.

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Summit CPA

SEPTEMBER 28, 2023

Really excited about today's guest because it is one of our longest standing clients here at Summit CPAs. And I'd say my final thought and my lessons I've learned from Utah is always be open minded, right? Jamie (00:01:45) - Hello everybody. Welcome to today's episode. So excited to be talking to Todd Nienkerk from Four Kitchens.

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