All businesses (and individuals as well) should at least be thinking about business continuity and disaster recovery issues. It is always better to confront these kinds of problems before they become real rather than to figure it out after the fact.
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A recent Washington case supported a taxpayer’s use of valuation discounts for LLC units as well as a redirection of excess gifts to a charity.
Comments closedA recent article in the Wall Street Journal highlights the importance of planning for the death of a spouse. No matter how uncomfortable it might be, planning ahead is more than worth the cost.
Comments closedThe IRS has only 10 years to collect a tax debt. The 10 years is counted from the date of the assessment (not the tax year) and the statute is extended if a taxpayer pursues any number of strategies.
Comments closedAre you considering hiring employees in Washington State? Whether you are a business located in Washington or an out-of-state business considering hiring one or more employees here, you must be aware of the states requirements for hiring employees.
Comments closedLike many Americans, I spent my day today enjoying my freedom. There is little more I can add to the discussion other than to say…
Comments closedI receive a number of calls from staffing companies about the application of the Washington Business and Occupations tax (B&O Tax) to their businesses. Many…
Comments closedStories of cyber attacks have been making the news lately as big companies like Sony and Lockheed Martin have suffered large attacks of their computer…
Comments closedIf you receive a notice from the IRS, the Department of Revenue or any other government agency for that matter, DO NOT IGNORE IT. These…
Comments closedWhile slightly outdated, this is a very good article that summarizes the need for estate planning and how to approach it. The key point here…
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