Stay up to date on the latest in industry and GYF news. Subscribe to have the most recent posts delivered to you.
As the GYF Assurance & Advisory (A&A) Group begins 2026, our team is preparing to begin final fieldwork for our year‑end audit engagements. This phase of the audit focuses on
As we begin the new year, we want to highlight some key tax planning strategies to consider, including maximizing the benefits of State and Local Tax (SALT) deductions. The One
At our firm’s annual CPE Day, GYF was honored to host a panel of executives who shared their experiences working for, or alongside, nonprofit organizations. Mark Wolstoncroft, a Partner of
Whether you know him for his red sweater or his catchy tune inviting you to his neighborhood, fond memories of Mister Rogers stand the test of time. Fred Rogers, who
The US economy has taken some hits over the last several years. Reverberations, most notably from the aftermath of a global pandemic and major decisions of two opposing administrations, have
Don Johnston and Ryan Fronius, leaders in GYF’s Tax Services Group, presented Key OBBBA Tax Provisions at our firm’s annual CPE Day. Don and Ryan identified the key permanent and
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
