Earlier this month, the IRS announced that it was implementing a moratorium on the acceptance of new Employee Retention Credit claims until 2024. Any businesses that had planned to file a claim in the coming months must wait until 2024, when a series of new measures to prevent fraud will be in place. The pause …
If you’re planning on selling your business in the future, a comprehensive exit planning process is crucial to maximizing your outcome. Exit planning should be top of mind for all successful business owners, but it’s a topic that’s overlooked by many entrepreneurs. Even if you currently don’t have any plans to sell your business, the …
This article was written by Bill Meyer, Managing Partner at Strothman+Co. Bill serves clients in a broad range of industries as they launch, grow, maximize, invest, and sell their businesses. On a regular basis, he can be found assisting with matters such as financial reporting; forecasts and projections; cash management; financing; and business improvement. He provides services in the areas of accounting, assurance, tax planning, valuations, and investment advice.
Individual Retirement Accounts, more commonly known as IRAs, are extremely popular retirement savings accounts used by tens of millions of American citizens. These tax-advantaged accounts allow Americans to save for their retirement throughout their working lives. In total, Americans currently hold more than $12 Trillion in IRAs. Many of these accounts are drawn down throughout …
The Employee Retention Tax Credit (“ERTC”) is still getting a lot of attention in the news media these days. Also, a number of companies are advertising on TV and the internet to say that you may still be able get claim the credit, even if you didn’t have a drop in revenues. Let me give …
This article was written by Bill Meyer, Managing Partner at Strothman+Co. Bill serves clients in a broad range of industries as they launch, grow, maximize, invest, and sell their businesses. On a regular basis, he can be found assisting with matters such as financial reporting; forecasts and projections; cash management; financing; and business improvement. He provides services in the areas of accounting, assurance, tax planning, valuations, and investment advice.
How much is your business worth? It’s an interesting question, but one that’s difficult for many entrepreneurs to answer. So many factors define how the value of a business is calculated – both quantitative and qualitative. Businesses aren’t static – they grow and evolve over time, and so does their value. It’s crucial for business …
This article was written by Rory Satkoski, Partner at Strothman+Co. Rory brings a diverse set of business experiences to his position as a Partner in Strothman and Company’s Entrepreneurial Business Services (EBS) Group. He works with small-business owners and CFOs to assist with business-reporting needs, minimization of taxes, and various tax and accounting issues. Rory provides high-quality outsourced CFO services, reviews, compilations, and innovative tax-planning solutions. He also has special expertise in the area of business valuation.
If there’s one constant in the world of tax, it’s change. Tax regulations continue to evolve at a local, state, and federal level, with implications for businesses and individuals alike. Staying up to date with this constant stream of updates can be challenging for busy entrepreneurs and business professionals. But at the same time, it’s …
This article was written by Joe Guelda, Strothman+Co Tax Manager. Joe has been in public accounting for over 12 years. He is experienced with small to large sized businesses and has helped many clients with their growth and understanding additional complexities especially in the areas of state and local taxes including income, sales, and withholding. Joe enjoys going beyond tax compliance and educating clients how developing a well-structured tax strategy is an important part of achieving their overall financial goals.
Another busy tax season is in the books. Excluding taxpayers that filed extensions, the 2022 tax year is complete, with the passage of the filing deadline on April 18. At Strothman+Co, it was another successful filing season, with our professionals helping hundreds of businesses and individuals across Kentucky, Indiana, and beyond navigate all kinds of …
The past few weeks have been a tumultuous period for the financial sector. The collapses of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank were the second and third-largest U.S. bank failures in history, overshadowed only by the 2008 collapse of Washington Mutua. Just weeks later, Swiss bank Credit Suisse also collapsed and was bought by …
This article was written by Ryan Antepenko, Financial Advisor at Strothman Wealth Care. Ryan has over 15 years of financial planning experience. He holds Series 7 and 66 securities licenses and is an Accredited Investment Fiduciary (AIF). He also has his Life, Accident and Health insurance license and is a licensed Loan Officer. Ryan excels in creating comprehensive financial plans by listening to your goals and building strategies with which you are comfortable.
With tax filing season now in full swing, the team at Strothman+Co felt it important to remind our clients and the wider community of the importance of a sophisticated tax strategy in building wealth. As the saying goes, it isn’t about how much you make, it’s about how much you keep. This insight was one …
This article was written by Bill Meyer, Managing Partner at Strothman+Co. Bill serves clients in a broad range of industries as they launch, grow, maximize, invest, and sell their businesses. On a regular basis, he can be found assisting with matters such as financial reporting; forecasts and projections; cash management; financing; and business improvement. He provides services in the areas of accounting, assurance, tax planning, valuations, and investment advice.
Following the landmark South Dakota vs. Wayfair Supreme Court decision in 2018, it’s fair to say that the sales tax landscape has changed significantly. Since the decision, many businesses that do business outside of their home states have been forced to evaluate whether they have sales tax nexus in those states. Previously, the determination of …
This article was written by Joe Guelda, Strothman+Co Tax Manager. Joe has been in public accounting for over 12 years. He is experienced with small to large sized businesses and has helped many clients with their growth and understanding additional complexities especially in the areas of state and local taxes including income, sales, and withholding. Joe enjoys going beyond tax compliance and educating clients how developing a well-structured tax strategy is an important part of achieving their overall financial goals.