Is a small business tax crisis looming?
I am increasingly concerned about the possibility of a small business crash ahead. The early warning sign is the difficulty I see […]
Category: Law firm
Introduction to tax planning for professionals
You didn’t benefit from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act? Your business and personal income taxes are still way too high? Don’t […]
2019 Tax Saving Checklist for Attorneys
Forecast 2019 taxes now based on 2018 year-to-date results. (If you don’t have 2018 YTD then we really need to talk). Use […]
Bigger isn’t better when it comes to tax advice
Small law firms and accounting firms sometimes feel ‘pushed out’ when it comes to a client’s largest transactions like the sale of […]
Tax planning checklist for attorneys
The purpose of tax planning is to reduce tax liability by taking measures that cost less than the benefits received. The tax planning […]
Receivables management for accountants and attorneys
In my first meeting with Philadelphia’s David Rubin in early 2017, he made me realize that my vision of accounts receivables management […]
Addressing lawyer wellness
Lawyers in solo practice or in small firms often face high levels of stress. That stress comes from multiple sources and this […]
Who benefits the most from tax planning?
Our tax laws provide more opportunity to some people than others. I find that some people can save tens of thousands of […]
Unreimbursed partnership expenses revisited
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act triggers changes to the tax treatment of unreimbursed partnership expenses for 2018. Partnerships should revisit their […]
Law firm productivity: the missing six hours
How to boost law firm productivity Industry results are consistent with last year The nation’s law firms share the same business productivity […]