While studies show that divorce rates are steadily declining in the United States, research reflects that almost half of all marriages in the U.S. still end in annulment or divorce. To help your clients avoid divorce-related financial pitfalls, take a look at our latest blog.
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How to Work With Different Personalities
Surgent’s blog discussing helpful ways to work with diverse environments in a productive work place.
5 Desired Traits of Entry-Level Auditors
Surgent’s blog, 5 Desired Traits of Entry-Level Auditors, discusses the characteristics needed to become successful as a tax professional.
What You Should Know About the Internet Tax Freedom Act
The Internet Tax Freedom Act (ITFA) was enacted by Congress and signed by President Bill Clinton in 1998 with the intent of preventing Internet access from being taxed by local and state governments.
Federal Perkins Loan Program Expires
Federal Perkins Loan Program expired in September. As a result, many students will have to take a different approach to financial aid. As a tax professional, here is what you need to know.
Tax Benefits for Real Estate Investments
Learn how to advise clients to get the most tax benefits out of their real estate investment.
Don’t Get Spooked: 4 Ways to Avoid An Accounting Lawsuit
As a tax practitioner, you are required to master complex tax issues in order to prepare tax returns and give advice to your clients. This responsibility can be scarier than any haunted house. With this come risk of making a mistake that generates a malpractice lawsuit. But before you go hide under the covers, read about the risks and what you can do to avoid them.
The Basics of Estate and Life Planning
Our latest blog about how you as a financial adviser can best assist your clients with their estate and life planning.
How to Handle Non-Profit Financial Reporting
Accounting for non-profits requires a unique knowledge base, this blog details how to handle non-profit financial reporting and changes that are on their way.
Excel Budgeting for Accounting Management
If you have Microsoft Office, don’t let Excel sit idle in your hard drive. You can use Excel to develop a quick and easy budget, do calculations and create visual representations.