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Estate Planning, Schneider Downs, Tax
Michael Darpino | 8.27.2019

The Fed Cuts Interest Rate in July - Time to Revisit Your Estate Plan?

On July 31, 2019, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time in over a decade. Although this may be bad news for your savings account,

Automobile, Tax, Transportation & Logistics
Chad Kort | 8.25.2019

Ohio Truckers See Increases in State Fuel Taxes

Truckers and other drivers in Ohio saw an increase in state fuel taxes earlier this summer when the Ohio tariff on gasoline increased 10.5 cents (to a

Schneider Downs, Tax
James Papiano | 8.20.2019

The 2019 Form 1040 Facelift

Next year, taxpayers can expect to see their Form 1040 to be different than the postcard-size Form that was introduced as a result of the 2017 Tax Cuts

Internal Revenue Service, Tax, Wealth Management
Schneider Downs Professional | 8.9.2019

The IRS turns its focus to cryptocurrency

On July 26, the Wall Street Journal reported that the Internal Revenue Service has mailed letters to over 10,000 cryptocurrency holders warning that those

Business Advisors, Business Valuation , Estate Planning, Tax
Dan Riske | 7.25.2019

Kress Case Addresses S Corporation vs. C Corporation Issues

The United States District Court’s March 2019 court decision in Kress v. United States1 created a lot of buzz in the valuation community. The case

Not-for-Profit, Tax
Preet Mann | 7.24.2019

Mandatory E-Filing of Nonprofit Tax Returns

On July 1, 2019, President Trump signed the Taxpayer First Act (Act), which requires all tax-exempt organizations to electronically file IRS Forms 990,

Automobile, Tax, Transportation & Logistics
Katherine Kwan | 7.23.2019

Tax Credits for Plug-In Electric Drive Vehicles

Eco-friendly electric vehicles have received another boost in popularity after the federal government introduced tax credits for individuals and businesses

Government, State and Local Tax, Tax
| 7.16.2019

2019-2020 Pennsylvania Budget

Governor Tom Wolf and the Pennsylvania legislature finalized the state budget before the beginning of the new fiscal year on July 1, 2019. The budget does

Higher Education, Internal Revenue Service, Not-for-Profit, Tax, Transportation & Logistics
Melanie Pantalone | 7.11.2019

Due to Feedback, IRS is Brainstorming Other Ways to Calculate the Tax on Parking

On December 10, 2018, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released interim guidance on the taxation of qualified transportation fringe benefits in the form

Tax, Transportation & Logistics
Jim Gilboy | 7.11.2019

Postcard #1 from the American Trucking Association’s National Accounting and Finance Council’s Annual Conference – Breakfast Address by President Chris Spear

Tuesday morning’s conference began with a breakfast address by Chris Spear, the President and CEO of the American Trucking Association (ATA). He

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