Tax Update:  IRS Waives 2018 Estimated Tax Penalty for Certain Taxpayers
The IRS announced January 16 that it will waive the estimated tax penalty for many taxpayers whose 2018 federal income tax withholding and estimated tax payments did not meet their total tax liability for the year due to changes in the withholding guidelines under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
IRS Releases 2019 Mileage Rates
The Internal Revenue Services (IRS) recently released updated optional standard mileage rates for 2019. These rates are used to calculate the deductible cost of operating an automobile for business, charitable, medical, or moving purposes. The term “automobile” includes any car, van, pickup, or panel truck. As of January 1, 2019,
Family Business And Social Drive
Family businesses are developing social missions to help the communities they serve.  This article discusses how to incorporate a social mission into your family business, and the advantages and disadvantages of a social initiative.   To view this article, click HERE to access the original content.
Growing Small Business Revenue
As a new calendar year begins, it is an important time for small business owners to analyze their priorities and focus on improving their business. This article discusses a few ways your small business can grow revenue in the upcoming year. To view this article, click HERE to access the
Wage Withholding Considerations: Assessing & Adjusting Your Form W-4 Allowances
With the changes in tax rates that were implemented at the start of 2018 as per the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), individual taxpayers may find themselves either over- or under-withholding on their wages in 2018. The IRS responded quickly to the new tax law by issuing new withholding
Keeping Your Company Secure During The Holidays
As the holidays approach, cybercriminals are looking for opportunities to exploit your employees and your business. This article discusses a few ways you can keep your business secure this holiday season. To view this article, click HERE to access the original content.
IRS Issues Guidance on Tax Cuts & Jobs Act’s Changes to Business Expense Deductions for Meals & Entertainment
The IRS has issued guidance on the business expense deduction for meals and entertainment following the law changes in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). *Please note that this is follow-up to our original May 24, 2018 blog post on meal, travel & entertainment business deductions, the details of
Hiring Millennials Will Pay Off
Finding and retaining millennial talent will help small businesses compete with bigger businesses. This article discusses how small businesses can attract millennials, and why hiring millennials is the right move for small businesses. To view this article, click HERE to access the original content.
How To Communicate With Your Ideal Customer
Finding and communicating with the right customer is a basic necessity for any small business. This article discusses tips you can use to find ideal customers and improve your marketing communications strategy. To view this article, click HERE to access the original content.  
FF&F Joins “Alliott Group/Global Mobility” Team on the International Stage at FEM EMEA Summit 2018
FF&F’s Hunter Norton recently joined forces in London with international counterparts from Alliott Group, the firm’s international alliance, to present an expert panel on the complex compliance issues faced by organisations that have expatriate populations. From November 8-9, Hunter teamed up with his specialist international colleagues from the alliance’s Global