by William Tucker, CPA | Construction, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Tax
Since the start of the pandemic, the IRS has faced significant struggles attempting to process individual, and certain federal business tax returns. The combination of new tax law implementation, processing of several economic stimulus payments, administration of... 
by Denise Jordan | Construction, Healthcare, Manufacturing, News, Real Estate, Tax
Dedicated employees who commit to working hard to complete a project, meet increased production demands and drive innovation should be rewarded. In addition to their base compensation, other benefits such as retirement plans, health, dental and year-end bonuses are... 
by William Tucker, CPA | Construction, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Real Estate, Tax
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (tax reform) ushered significant changes to the tax code to make it easier to navigate and less complex. Since the close of the 2018 tax season, many Denver businesses have been looking more closely at these modifications to see how... by Donald Prosser, CPA | Construction, Manufacturing, Real Estate, Tax
Traditional tax planning is a great start for companies looking for tax saving opportunities, but it typically can only do so much. That’s where additional tax credits and incentive programs, like the Colorado Enterprise Zone (EZ) Program, can make a major impact on... by Mark Moore, CPA | Accounting, Construction, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Real Estate
Business owners and managers often make the decision to outsource their accounting and bookkeeping work for a variety of reasons. See also Outsourced Accounting/Bookkeeping Regardless of the why, once the decision has been made it’s essential to find a provider that... by James Breidel | Accounting, Construction, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Real Estate
Many business owners hesitate to outsource their bookkeeping for a number of reasons. See also Outsourced Accounting/Bookkeeping First, entrepreneurs are notorious for their DIY mentality, so handing over their company’s financial reigns to an “outsider” can be... 