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Many business owners have started 2016 off by negotiating new space for their business. This is exciting, but can also be quite stressful – especially if you are considering leasing space under a long term lease agreement....

Friday morning, the House passed, by a bipartisan vote of 258-160, H.R. 4718, a bill that would restore and make 50% bonus depreciation permanent. This allows businesses to write off 50 percent of their capital investments,...

CalGreen is expanded to include: Residential • All low-rise, high-rise, and hotel/motel buildings of R occupancy* (effective January 1, 2014) • All multi-family buildings with three or fewer habitable stories above grade...

column_border_style=”solid”][vc_column_text text_direction=”default”]Assembly Bill 491, effective January 1, 2014, amends several provisions of the California Corporations Code to allow both nonprofit...

Last month we were in the middle of a 16 day government shut down and a looming default on debt payments. The Treasury Department had said that the government would run out of cash to pay its bills on October 17, 2013 if the...

In this blog post, I will focus on looking at the tax effects of the Affordable Care Act rather than ATRA 2012.  As most of you know, there are a tremendous amount of moving parts to the Affordable Care Act.  There are a...

Throughout the previous blog posts, we have been examining the use of a Captive Insurance Company – specifically, Internal Revenue Code Section 831(b) small insurance company captive to save current taxation.  In summary,...

In the previous blog, we examined the use of a Captive Insurance Company – specifically, Internal Revenue Code Section 831(b) small insurance company captive to save current taxation.  In summary, you can self-insure...