Category: Updates

If you worry that your employees will join a competitor, you may ask them to sign non-compete agreements. Non-compete agreements are a contract between an employer and employees, stating that the employee will not work Read More

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

Five Individual Tax Planning Moves Numerous tax breaks have been retroactively expanded for 2015 and beyond — or, in some cases, been made permanent — under the Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes (PATH) Act of Read More

As small business owners, John Kirsch and Anthony Cole understand how difficult it is to take your business to the next level.  John and Anthony have worked with hundreds of businesses who have reached a Read More

Beware of e-Mail Scams about Electronic Federal Tax Payments If you received an email from the IRS with a subject line of "Rejected Federal Tax payment", delete it.  This message is a phishing scam.   The Read More

The holidays are a special time to appreciate those around us.  We would like to recognize some of our team members who have been a dedicated part of the Kirsch CPA Group.  Congratulations to Rinda Huntsberger Read More

We are pleased to announce that we have been recognized as one of the Tri-state Largest Accounting Firms according to the Cincinnati Business Courier.  Our firm is growing with the addition of two team members Read More

Thank you to the Kirsch Team members for raising money for Reach Out Lakota. Our team enjoys monthly casual days for cash donations to charity. We selected Reach Out Lakota to receive the donations we Read More

Ohio employers should start receiving rebate checks from the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation.  The Board of Directors at the Ohio BWC approved a one-time dividend of $1 billion for private employers and public-taxing districts. Read More

Delay in Health Care Mandate The Treasury Department has announced a one-year delay in the enforcement of the "pay-or-play" rules for large employers under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA). The law required Read More