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What You Need To Know About The New Lease Standard

By Froehling Anderson | Aug 2, 2019

What is the new lease standard?

Potential Changes to MN Tax Returns Due to Retroactive Tax Law Changes

By Froehling Anderson | Jun 27, 2019

Minnesota recently passed a tax bill that retroactively brings some of Minnesota’s income tax provisions into conformity with federal income tax provisions that were passed in December 2017, as part

Not-for-Profit Financial Statement Standard Changes

By Froehling Anderson | Jun 13, 2019

New financial statement standards have been issued for not-for-profit organizations and will go into effect for most organizations for their fiscal year ending in 2019. The purpose of these changes

Why You Should Consider a Roth 401(k) Plan

By Froehling Anderson | Jun 11, 2019

Roth 401(k) accounts have been around for 13 years now. Studies show that more employers are offering them each year. A recent study by the Plan Sponsor Council of America (PSCA) found that Roth

When Should You Report Subsequent Events?

By Froehling Anderson | Apr 23, 2019

Financial statements present a company’s financial position as of a specific date, typically the end of the year or quarter. But sometimes events happen shortly after the end of the period that have

Small Business Owners can still make SEP Retirement Plan for Last Year

By Froehling Anderson | Mar 14, 2019

Are you wishing you’d set up a retirement plan for your small business for 2018? Believe it or not, you may still be able to do so, and also reduce your 2018 tax liability!

Leasing Equipment vs. Buying Equipment for your Business

By Froehling Anderson | Mar 12, 2019

When deciding whether to lease or buy equipment or other fixed assets, there are a multitude of factors to consider, including tax implications.

Reporting Stock Compensation Paid to Non-employees

By Froehling Anderson | Mar 6, 2019

Good news for businesses that pay contractors and consultants with stock or stock options: The accounting rules for stock-based compensation have been simplified. Under recent guidance issued by the

Home Office Deductions: Actual Expenses vs. the Simplified Method

By Froehling Anderson | Feb 25, 2019

Business owners may be able to save tax with the home office deduction. But will you save more by claiming actual expenses or using the simplified method?

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