6 Items to Consider Before Making Your Next State and Local Tax Payment
State and local tax responsibilities are often far less intimidating than federal tax obligations, so they might not be as top of mind for business…
Labor Shortages, Inflation and Supply Chain: Need-to-Know Financial Reporting Considerations
Disruptions lingering from the COVID-19 pandemic created a host of problems extending deep into the manufacturing industry, profoundly impacting both individual and company finances. The…
What Construction and Real Estate Companies Can Do to Prepare for a Possible Recession
Stubborn inflation, high interest rates, labor shortages, and lingering disruptions in the supply chain are potential indicators of a looming recession or economic downturn. These…
Corrigan Krause Named One of Smart Business’ 2023 Smart Culture Honorees
The culture at Corrigan Krause is incredibly important to all of us at Corrigan Krause. Here’s how we develop and share our culture: How Has…
Partnership Tax Filing Tips for Tax Season 2023
Filing deadlines for this tax year are fast approaching. There are several changes in the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) and IRS procedures that could affect…
Surviving Your First Busy Season – A Second Year Associate’s Experience
Lauren Powers officially joined Corrigan Krause as an Associate in December 2021 after spending the previous year with the firm as an intern. That year…
Single Audits – When Do You Need One
Accepting government grants or funding can make carrying out your organization’s goals or mission a reality. If your organization was awarded any government funding, including…
Yellow Book Audits – When Do You Need One
If your organization accepted Federal funding in the past year, you may be required to perform an annual audit. There are different kinds of audits.…
What Does the SECURE Act 2.0 Mean for Retirement Plans?
President Biden recently signed the SECURE 2.0 Act into law. This legislation has been highly anticipated by employers who offer retirement plans to their employees.…