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The 2024 Presidential Election and Its Potential Impact on Gift and Estate Taxes
Several key provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) are set to expire at the end of 2025. This creates a complex landscape
Does Your Child Need to File a Tax Return?
As a parent, determining whether your child needs to file a tax return can be confusing. Even if your child is listed as a dependent
What a Firm Wants: Resume Tips for Aspiring CPAs
Breaking into the accounting industry as a college student or recent graduate can be challenging. Your resume is often the first impression you make on
Fraud in the Parts Department—Is Your Dealership Protected?
Recently, our Auto Dealership Services Team shared an article which centered on a Parts and Service Director charged with defrauding their auto dealership employer. This
Tax Preparation and Your Advisory Team: Tackling the Process Together
Preparing tax returns, whether for a business or an individual, is a collaborative process that depends on the relationship between the taxpayer and their team
Tips for College Students Navigating the Accounting Recruiting Season
Navigating the accounting recruiting season can be both exciting and daunting for college students. This crucial period is your gateway to landing internships, entry-level positions,
WebCPA: The Dangers of Taking Tax and Financial Advice from the Internet
The internet offers an unprecedented amount of information of varying quality on virtually every topic, including taxes and finance. With the rise of artificial intelligence
Dirigo Business Incentive Program: Approvals Begin January 1 for Maine Manufacturers
The Dirigo Business Incentive Program is now in motion, providing a powerful framework for growth and investment in Maine’s manufacturing sector. With the application process
Reviving History: How Historic Tax Credits Breathe New Life into Old Buildings
Cities across the country are undergoing a quiet revolution, one where history meets progress. Thanks to historic tax credits (HTCs), neglected old buildings are being
2025 Employer Obligations Under Maine PFML: Is Your Business Prepared?
The Maine Paid Family and Medical Leave (PFML) program, effective January 1, 2025, represents a major policy shift for employers in the state. The final
Understanding Maine’s 2024 Sales Tax Exemption for Nonprofits
Maine recently adopted a blanket sales tax exemption for nonprofit organizations, marking a significant shift in the state’s tax policy. This change aims to streamline