By Nathaniel C. Gravel, CISA, CISM, CRISC The second week of January has been designated as National Home Office Safety & Security Week. But keeping your computer, network and files secure while working remotely is a 24/7/365 task. Here are eight important steps to take to help ensure your “home work” is not compromised by […]
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If your not-for-profit focuses most of its fundraising energy on donors who can contribute to your mission and programs now, you may have neglected legacy gifts. Such gifts represent a portion of wealthy donors’ estates that go to your organization on their death. Legacy gifts can help position your nonprofit for sustained growth well into the
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Leveraging Section 179 for Optimal Savings in Construction Companies (January 2024) by Derrick Rebello and Brad Carlson How Architects & Engineers Can Benefit from Section 179D (May 2019) by Martin Prendergast
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The $1.7 trillion federal omnibus spending package that was signed by President Biden on Friday, December 23 did not include a provision to reverse the recently enacted requirement that businesses amortize their R&D expenses. This was despite industry pressure for an extension or removal of the requirement to begin amortizing R&D expenditures, which went into
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https://youtu.be/5DUkcfC0F0Y Cheers to MORE in 2023. Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!
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Does your not-for-profit need to replace a departing board director — or add directors to better handle your growing organization’s governance work? Choose carefully, because although a well-qualified, enthusiastic board addition can help infuse the group with energy and fresh ideas, an unqualified one can create conflict and other problems. Here’s how a nonprofit board should
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The Inflation Reduction Act that became law in August included a provision that increases, expands, and extends the investment tax credit (ITC) for solar photovoltaic systems installed on residential properties. The law restores the 30% tax credit that was previously available for systems installed prior to 2020 and is applicable to qualifying installations completed between
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On November 8 voters in Massachusetts narrowly approved a constitutional amendment authorizing an additional personal income tax of 4 percent on all annual income above a $1 million threshold. While similar amendments have been proposed and voted on in prior years, this is the first time the measure has passed. Proponents estimate the new tax,
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Canton, MA (November 4, 2022): Gray, Gray & Gray, LLP, one of the country’s leading consulting, accounting and business advisory firms, will host “Building a Winning Business Strategy,” a year-end planning seminar for businesses and individuals. The seminar will be held on Thursday, December 1, 2022, from 8 am – Noon at the firm’s offices
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Learn more about adding a lease in LeaseJava with this Quick Reference Guide. To assist our clients with meeting the new lease accounting standards, Gray, Gray & Gray has partnered with LeaseJava, a software platform that simplifies the new reporting process. We can provide you with access to enter the lease information on your own or
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