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As explained in a previous blog post, the Federal Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), which was passed in early 2021, requires certain reporting entities to file beneficial ownership information (BOI) reports
With its outdated net operating loss (NOL) limitation provisions, Pennsylvania has lagged behind the rest of the country for far too long in terms of providing its businesses a fair
The Board of Appeals is responsible for reviewing interactions between the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue (DOR) and taxpayers in the State. Taxpayers who wish to appeal a tax assessment or
While the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) has helped many businesses, other companies, as well as the IRS, continue to experience challenges. Extremely long processing times and failure to obtain any
I entered my first business networking event at RMU as a timid freshman who had just changed majors and career plans from actuarial science to accounting. Overwhelmed by the plethora
Lisa M. Wiegand, MBA, CPA – Senior Manager, Tax Services Lisa joined GYF as a Tax Manager in September 2023, and was promoted to Senior Manager in June 2024. She
According to the IRS, a “digital asset” is a digital representation of value recorded on a cryptographically secured distributed ledger or similar technology. If a particular asset has characteristics of
GYF’s tax professionals are always monitoring the federal and state tax landscape for any legislative changes that could impact our clients. A new tax refund opportunity is available taxpayers in
Amber Pinskey was named by the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants (PICPA) as one of the organization’s 2024 Young Leader Award Winners. This award recognizes PICPA members under the
Six kids of GYF professionals spent “Take Your Kid to Work Day” at our office getting a taste of what their parents do each day (you can see their initial
One of the greatest things about being an auditor is that every day in your life is different. You may be working from home, in the firm’s offices or at
Due to limited school budgets, teachers often use their own money to buy classroom supplies. Fortunately, eligible educators may be able to defray up to $300 in qualified unreimbursed expenses
