Is your business structured correctly for Seattle’s new payroll expense tax?  The time to review your organizational status is now. If you are an independent contractor working in Seattle, your clients may suddenly be asking for a new Form W-9 to confirm your organization status even if you have been

With this post, we want to share some exciting developments at Accountability Services. With an eye on the future, we have been actively engaged in developing and adding to our AS leadership team to better serve you, our trusted and loyal clients.  This is an energizing time for all of

The American Rescue Plan Act H.R. 1319, passed Wednesday, March 10, 2021 by the House of Representatives. Below is an overview of the final version of the tax provisions:   Unemployment Benefits The act makes the first $10,200 in unemployment benefits tax-free in 2020 for taxpayers making less than $150,000

Now that the 2020 general election is mostly over, it’s time to consider what federal tax changes President-elect Biden would like to see for 2021 and beyond. With the current polarized situation, it will be a daunting task to get significant federal tax changes through Congress in 2021 or 2022.

As we close in on year-end, questions still remain about how and when PPP loans will be eligible for forgiveness. As rules change and guidelines evolve, we want to help our business clients puzzle-out how to account for their PPP loan funds, keep them informed on how those funds will

Now that business Payroll Protection Program (PPP) loans have been deposited, and in many cases, already forgiven, it’s time to look ahead, perhaps through a different set of lenses.