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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), enacted in July 2025, made changes to the allowable business meals deduction. Beginning in 2026, business expense deductions are disallowed for employer-provided meals
Amber Pinskey and Austin Everett, leaders in GYF’s A&A Services Group, presented A&A Updates at our firm’s annual CPE Day. They reviewed a variety of new and newly applicable Accounting
Melissa Bizyak and Brad Matthews, from GYF’s Business Valuation Services Group, presented The Impact of OBBBA on Valuation at our firm’s annual CPE Day. Discussion topics included key tax provisions
Mike Weber and Lisa Wiegand, leaders in GYF’s Tax Services Group, presented State Tax Updates at our firm’s annual CPE Day. The fast-paced presentation covered a number of recent Pennsylvania
Act 45 of 2025 was signed into law on November 12, 2025, by Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro. The Act only affects businesses that are taxed as C-Corporations in Pennsylvania, as
One of the most-often missed taxes are those connected with household employees. The complexity of payroll tax calculations in combination with traditional low wages has led too many taxpayers to
Congratulations to Brad on His Promotion! Brad W. Matthews, CPA/ABV, CVA Director, Business Valuation & Litigation Support Services Since joining GYF in 2011, Brad has focused his career on providing
GYF Is Pleased to Announce Two Promotions Morgan A. Cuddyre – Manager, Tax Services Group Morgan joined GYF in 2021 and specializes in tax compliance, planning, and research services for
Jeff Ford appeared as a guest speak on a recent Fort Pitt Capital webinar. Click here to watch Business Exit Planning: Your Strategic Path to a Successful Transition Grossman Yanak
GYF’s Business Valuation & Litigation Support Services Group continues to monitor economic conditions. As of September 30, 2025, the U.S. economy continues to show cautious resilience amid elevated inflation, shifting
As the GYF recruiting team wraps up our visits to college campuses this fall, we are taking the time to reflect on some of the fundamentals learned in our introductory
Cost segregation studies can be conducted for several reasons including income tax, financial accounting, insurance purposes, property tax purposes, etc. This post will focus on studies done for income tax
