How to Make Filing Your Taxes a Non-Event

How did your last tax filing go? Were you stressed out? Surprised by a big tax bill? Angry at your accountant? If you’re like many business owners, filing your taxes can bring stress and anxiety. Read More


Sue Schloemer

Oct 13, 2021

Where Is My 2020 Tax Refund?

Where’s my 2020 tax refund?  If you are asking this question you are not alone.  In May 2021, the Tax Advocate Service provided an update stating the IRS has struggled to handle a recent backlog Read More


Sue Schloemer

Jun 19, 2021

Is your business eligible for the Employee Retention Credit?

What is the Employee Retention Credit? Under the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021, employers negatively impacted by the pandemic can offset the employer portion of payroll taxes through the Employee Retention Credit (ERC).  The ERC can Read More


Sue Schloemer

Jan 21, 2021

PPP Loan Necessity Questionnaire for Loans Over $2 Million

On October 26, 2020, the SBA issued a notice in the federal register stating the SBA’s intent to release two new forms (Form 3509 for for-profit business and Form 3510 for not-for-profit entities) related to Read More


Sue Schloemer

Nov 06, 2020

Cash Flow Tip: Postpone Payment of Certain Federal Employer Payroll Taxes

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act includes an opportunity for employers to defer a portion of their payroll tax deposits.   The Benefit: Postponing certain tax deposits for up to two years Read More


Sue Schloemer

Apr 20, 2020

Remember To Take Required Minimum Distributions at Age 70 1/2 Or Face Penalties

Did you know there's a stiff penalty if you fail to take timely distributions from your IRA? Once you turn age 70½, you must start taking required minimum distributions (RMDs) from your traditional IRAs, including Read More


Sue Schloemer

Feb 17, 2017

Non-Compete Agreements: Finding the Right Balance

Non-compete agreements have long been a staple of executive employment contracts. Today, however, they're becoming increasingly common even in lower-level jobs. According to the Wall Street Journal, a steady rise in litigation over non-competes "largely Read More


Sue Schloemer

Jul 18, 2016

Good News for Ohio Taxpayers

There's good news for Ohio taxpayers this tax season, whether you're an individual or a small business owner. These changes can offer savings and provide a quicker, more efficient filing process. Here are the tax Read More


Sue Schloemer

Feb 10, 2016

Five Midyear Business Tax Planning Moves

Midyear Business Tax Planning Moves Inspired by the PATH Act Numerous tax breaks have been retroactively expanded for 2015 and beyond — or, in some cases, been made permanent — under the Protecting Americans from Read More


Sue Schloemer

Jun 16, 2016