Taxes
Work Opportunity Tax Credit
What is The Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) and how can this benefit you as an employer? The WOTC is a Federal tax credit available to employers that hire and retain individuals from certain target groups that face difficulty finding employment. The WOTC is one of several workforce programs that incentivize workplace diversity while providing…
Read MoreTax Day Prep 2016
For all of the procrastinators out there, you’ve got 3 extra days to file your 2016 federal tax return. Typically, the tax return filing deadline is on April 15th each year. In 2016, however, the deadline is on April 18th to reflect the Washington D.C. Emancipation Day holiday’s observation on April 15th, as opposed to…
Read MoreThe Use and Misuse of QuickBooks in Small Businesses
Prepackaged Accounting Software for general consumption has come a long way in the last 20 years. One of the top selling accounting software packages is Intuit’s QuickBooks. QuickBooks was released in 1994 as a “double entry” accounting software. It quickly became the most popular prepackaged accounting software for small to medium sized businesses and still…
Read MoreSouth Florida Legal Guides features Leading CPA Firms
South Florida Legal Guide outlines the key role litigation support professionals play in determining the outcomes of major cases and transactions. The magazine profiles how four of South Florida’s Top Litigation Support firms are assisting clients with forensic accounting, valuations, tax advice, asset tracing, expert witness and other services. Moore, Ellrich & Neal, P.A. was…
Read MoreIRS Pin Pilot Continues In Georgia, Florida And The District Of Columbia
According to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), all taxpayers who filed federal income tax returns last year from Florida, Georgia, and District of Columbia are now eligible to obtain an identity protection pin (IP PIN) to help protect from tax-related identity theft. Stopping identity theft and refund fraud is a top priority at the IRS. …
Read MoreTax Law Changes for 2014/2015
EXPIRE Act The Senate has proposed a bill that includes several tax law changes and extensions that could take effect for the 2014-2015 tax years. The bill is called the Expiring Provisions Improvement Reform and Efficiency (EXPIRE) Act. A few highlights of the bill include the following provisions: Individual Provisions Deduction for expenses of elementary…
Read MoreJoshua Angell Earns Prestigious Chartered Financial Analyst Designation (CFA)
Joshua B. Angell, senior manager of Valuation Advisory Services at Moore, Ellrich & Neal, P.A., boutique South Florida accounting firm, has earned the prestigious Chartered Financial Analyst® (CFA®) designation. The CFA charter is the most respected and recognized investment credential in the world. Globally recognized by employers, investment professionals, and investors as the definitive…
Read MoreGia Castellino is getting locked up!!!
The rumors are true — Moore, Ellrich & Neal P.A. Tax Manager, Gia Castellino is “wanted” by the local chapter of the Muscular Dystrophy Association, and is going behind bars on August 27th to raise bail for local children and adults living with one of the 43 different types of muscular dystrophy (including ALS, Lou Gehrig’s Disease). Gia might not…
Read MoreMEN CPA Softball Champs!
This summer marked the first year of the Moore, Ellrich & Neal, P.A. softball team. ME&N employees joined by local colleagues comprised the team in the City of Palm Beach Gardens Men’s Softball League. Friends, Family and coworkers came out to support the team through a successful season of 10 wins and 2 losses overall. …
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