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Melissa Koshute Accounting – Saint Vincent College I returned home from college this summer full of anticipation. My internship with Grossman Yanak & Ford was about to propel me into
Erin Greer Accounting & Finance – Grove City College The first time I heard of GYF was at my college’s career fair during my freshman year. The moment I walked
Alexis Winkles Accounting – Duquesne University As the end of summer 2018 was in sight and my summer internship was approaching the end, I knew I was going to miss
Emily Stein Accounting & Business Management – Grove City College When I first decided to go into accounting, I wanted nothing more than to work at a big firm. However,
On Friday August 2, 2019, U.S. District Judge Norman K. Moon in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia ordered that Adam Vinoskey, the CEO of Sentry
An often discussed income tax provision in past decades has been the idea of removing the effect of inflation in the determination of taxable capital gains. A simple illustration demonstrates
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Though less publicized than some of the other new tax reforms, an important provision in the TCJA limits the amount of Excess Business Losses that can be deducted by noncorporate
With the TCJA’s increased estate tax exclusion, taxpayers and their advisors should ensure that basis consistency requirements are met. Read the article from the Summer 2019 GYF Perspectives
Under U.S. GAAP, the accounting treatment of costs for internal-use software implementation varies, based on when they were incurred. Read the article from the Summer 2019 GYF Perspectives
The IRS has created a new safe-harbor method can be used to calculate and accelerate the timing of the depreciation deduction for qualified passenger automobiles. Read the article from the
One of the many tax incentives created by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), the Qualified Opportunity Zone program was created to stimulate development in economically distressed communities. Read
