At Brand, Blackwell & Company, P.C., we've taken the time to develop solutions that fit the needs of today's entrepreneurs. It's not just about delivering reports and statements anymore…it’s about working collaboratively with clients to help build sustainable, profitable businesses.
We accomplish this by serving as a dedicated advisor—guiding clients on everything from entity selection and cash flow analysis to operations and technology. While we still supply clients with much-needed financial statements and monthly reports, we also support you with the focused input and analysis required to understand the numbers and make fiscally sound, informed decisions that drive business growth.
BOSS is the answer to your back office headaches. Our cloud-based solution enables you to hand complex accounting tasks over to us. We work the numbers while providing you 24/7 access to your data—and all at a fixed, affordable monthly fee.
The combination of running a business and your life and preparing for tax time can drive some people into a slight panic. But no need to get stressed if you are prepared. Now is the time to start organizing all documents required to file your tax return.
The weekend February 23-25, 2019, presents a tax-saving opportunity for those seeking to prepare for the storms that accompany spring (and summer, and fall) in North Alabama. Before the hail, tornadoes, straight-line wind, microbursts, and other meteorological mayhem commences, Alabama Department of Revenue is holding its seventh annual Severe Weather Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday. Items like weather radios, duct tape, tarps, and flashlights are included in this holiday. But also listed are some items that may also prove useful for another season - football season!
In general, meals provided to employees are considered to be income to the employee and must be reported on their W-2. The exception to this is if the meal is provided for the employer's convenience. But what does this actually mean? The IRS recently issued guidance on when these meals are or are not considered income. Like most things related to the IRS, facts and circumstances of each individual case need to considered. However, there are some general guidelines which are summarized below.
