Author: Kirsch CPA Group

It may be frustrating to watch a significant part of your budget be devoted to insurance premiums — particularly if you never need to file claims. But that doesn't mean you've wasted your money.   Read More

Kirsch CPA Group is honored to be spotlighted by Inside Public Accounting (IPA) in their newsletter. IPA sat down with founder John Kirsch, who shared the history of the firm's growth and the contributing factors Read More

You still have time to significantly reduce this year's business federal income tax bill even with all the uncertainty about proposed tax law changes. Here are five possible moves to consider — but stay tuned Read More

With year end rapidly approaching, it's time to consider making some moves that will lower your 2021 federal income tax bill — and potentially position you for future tax savings. Unfortunately, tax planning is particularly Read More

Today, October 14, marks the 30th anniversary of the founding of Kirsch CPA Group in 1991. Looking back over 30 years is gratifying, knowing we have helped other organizations grow and reach their own milestones. Read More

The IRS is planning to crack down on tax evasion to help fund the Biden administration's ambitious economic agenda. Specifically, the White House hopes to generate approximately $700 billion in tax revenue over the next Read More

Where your business is located, and how you use the commercial space that you have, can mean the difference between thriving and just limping along — or worse. That fact was brought home for many Read More

Business activity ground to a halt in many areas during the pandemic. Fortunately, the Paycheck Protection Plan (PPP) program and other relief programs rescued many small enterprises from financial crisis. If certain requirements are met, Read More

Not all clients are created equal — and some may even be costing your business money. For example, customers who are habitually late in paying invoices can slow cash flow and make it difficult to Read More

Employment disruptions caused by the COVID-19 economic slowdown have scrambled the retirement saving strategies of many Americans. According to a recent survey, nearly half of employed Americans either reduced or suspended their retirement savings during Read More