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Peterson Whitaker & Bjork (PWB) CPAs & Advisors is a Twin Cities based accounting firm delivering exceptional service for their clients in the Midwest and beyond. The talented professionals at PWB offer an array of consulting services including audit and accounting, outsourced bookkeeping, and tax services. PWB is more than an accounting firm to their clients – they are a respected business partner and trusted advisor. PWB’s firm encompasses capable resources that are agile and accessible to support their client’s needs.
7 Year-End Tax Planning Moves for Small Businesses
Business owners still have time to significantly reduce their tax bills for 2018. Here are seven year-end small business tax planning moves to consider, taking into account changes included in the Tax...
Could a Donor-Advised Fund Keep Your Annual Tradition of Charitable Giving Alive?
By Judy Wold, CPA One of the changes brought about by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) is a significant increase in the standard deduction starting in 2018. Because of this, the tax benefits typically...
IRS Issues Guidance Deducting Meals Bought During Entertainment
The IRS recently provided transitional guidance about the deductibility of expenses for business meals that are purchased in an entertainment context. (IRS Notice 2018-76)...
