Penalties for Partnerships & S Corporations

2011-08-29T12:03:00.000-07:00

Late filing penalties for Partnerships & S Corporations are $195/mo per K-1 for up to 12 months.

Stephen P. Joye, CPA, MST, CVA and James E. Martinez, CPA, JD, CVA Earn Designations

2011-07-20T08:56:00.000-07:00

Fischer, Hayes & Associates, P.C is pleased to announce that both Stephen P. Joye, CPA, MST, CVA and James E. Martinez, CPA, JD, CVA have successfully completed the certification process with the National Association of Certified Valuation Analysts (NACVA) to earn the designation of Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA). Stephen has been in public accounting for approximately fifteen years, seven of which has been with Fischer, Hayes, & Associates, P.C. where he has been a shareholder for just over two years. Stephen also received his Masters of Science in Taxation in 2006. James has spent approximately eight years in public accounting. His practice currently focuses on small business taxation and business planning. He holds a law degree from Boston College Law School (2003) and is currently working on his Master of Science in Taxation. Fischer, Hayes, & Associates, P.C. has been working in business valuation and litigation support services for many years and now has four CVA’s on staff, including Stephen and James. Certified Valuation Analysts provide business valuation and litigation support services, mostly on behalf of attorneys. They are uniquely qualified by virtue of the knowledge they’ve gained earning their CPA and CVA designations, their experience in tax, auditing, accounting for small businesses, and financial analysis, as well as the excellent background they’ve developed in dealing with the complexities involved in providing business valuation and litigation support services. Business valuations are commonly required in situations involving adequacy of life insurance issues, bankruptcy and foreclosures, buy/sell agreements, charitable contributions, eminent domain, employee stock ownership plans, estate and gift taxes, initial public offerings, liquidation or reorganization of a business, mergers or acquisitions, the sale of a business, split-ups or spin-offs, and succession planning, just to name a few. Litigation support needs for valuations include business disruption, divorce, partner disputes/dissenting shareholder situations, and wrongful death.Stephen P. Joye, CPA, MST, CVA and James E. Martinez, CPA, JD, CVA Earn Designations Fischer, Hayes & Associates, P.C is pleased to announce that both Stephen P. Joye, CPA, MST, CVA and James E. Martinez, CPA, JD, CVA have successfully completed the certification process with the National Association of Certified Valuation Analysts (NACVA) to earn the designation of Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA). Stephen has been in public accounting for approximately fifteen years, seven of which has been with Fischer, Hayes, & Associates, P.C. where he has been a shareholder for just over two years. Stephen also received his Masters of Science in Taxation in 2006. James has spent approximately eight years in public accounting. His practice currently focuses on small business taxation and business planning. He holds a law degree from Boston College Law School (2003) and is currently working on his Master of Science in Taxation. Fischer, Hayes, & Associates, P.C. has been working in business valuation and litigation support services for many years and now has four CVA’s on staff, including Stephen and James. Certified Valuation Analysts provide business valuation and litigation support services, mostly on behalf of attorneys. They are uniquely qualified by virtue of the knowledge they’ve gained earning their CPA and CVA designations, their experience in tax, auditing, accounting for small businesses, and financial analysis, as well as the excellent background they’ve developed in dealing with the complexities involved in providing business valuation and litigation support services. Business valuations are commonly required in situations involving adequacy of life insurance issues, bankruptcy and foreclosures, buy/sell agreements, charitable contributions, eminent domain, employee stock ownership plans, estate and gift taxes, initial public offerings, liquidation or reorganization of a business, mergers or acquisitions, the sale of a business, split-ups or spin-offs, and succession planning, just to name a few. Litigation support needs for valuations include business disruption, divorce, partner disputes/dissenting shareholder situations, and wrongful death

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2011-07-19T14:57:00.001-07:00

Charitable Contributions: Good Deeds Require Good Records

2011-02-27T18:27:00.000-08:00

In keeping with tradition, Congress waited until the "11th hour" before finally passing this year's much needed tax legislation. The Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization, and Job Creation Act of 2010 was signed by the President on December 17, 2010. The Act is primarily a two-year extension of the "Bush Tax Cuts." The major provisions of the bill are summarized below. Read article here.

S-Corp. REMINDER: Reporting Owner Medical Insurance Premiums

2011-02-27T18:22:00.000-08:00

With year-end payroll reports approaching their due dates we wanted to remind our S-corporation clients about the reporting of owner medical insurance premiums paid by the S-corporation. Read more here.

Fischer, Hayes and Associates, P.C.

Penalties for Partnerships & S Corporations

Stephen P. Joye, CPA, MST, CVA and James E. Martinez, CPA, JD, CVA Earn Designations

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Charitable Contributions: Good Deeds Require Good Records

S-Corp. REMINDER: Reporting Owner Medical Insurance Premiums