Our CFO Advisory Services Team is often asked, “What can we do about the high costs of employee health insurance and benefit plans?”, and our response is, “have you looked into a PEO?”
The outcome of the November 2020 election will likely prompt wealthy individuals and families to identify, assess and mitigate potential legal and tax risks when it comes to their personal tax and estate planning. Join Prager Metis and McC
Own one or more foreign subsidiaries? Learn more about cross-border tax planning options from our team of experts. Last week, Fernando R. Lopez presented to fellow GGI Members where he provided an update on 2020 Regulatory Developments
Very often the Chief Financial Officer of a business spends a good deal of time functioning as a Controller: performing month-end closings, comparative financials, overseeing books and records, etc. While the day to day financial function
Don’t miss Karen H. Kerby as she joins the NYSSCPA’s Alternative Investment Fund Conference for a live webcast on November 19th. Karen will moderate a panel of industry experts and discuss financial reporting matters in the midst and afterm
One of the most obvious consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic has been the large reduction in revenue for businesses. Restructuring and reducing staff may have been necessary steps to surviving and keeping the doors open.
Foreign companies and startups looking to expand into the U.S. market must consider a number of factors, including entity structuring and taxation issues. Join experts from Prager Metis,
As business owners, CEOs or CFOs, it is extremely vital to maintain a professional and protected credit profile while securing your assets.The world of credit is vast and growing more than ever,
Marnette Myers from our Washington D.C. Metro office will be joining the Greater McLean Chamber of Commerce for a timely review of tax planning issues and opportunities for 2020. Marnette will address potential federal changes,
“We want to earn the trust and respect of every American.” It may surprise some to know that those words came from Congressional testimony given in the past month by IRS Commissioner Charles P. Rettig. But Rettig, himself a seasoned tax
