TYS LLP Is pleased to welcome Emily Callahan to the TYS family as a staff accountant. While she was getting her degree in accounting from Brockport College, Emily shined as an intern with us for the past 2 years. She demonstrated a great work ethic and dedication to getting the work done. Welcome aboard Emily.
TYS, LLP Merges with Lefkowitz & Company LLP
TYS Expands Operations to Four States Walnut Creek, CA | January 7, 2020 — National accounting firm TYS, LLP (TYS) is pleased to announce that it finalized a merger with Lefkowitz & Company LLP on January 1st. TYS, a full-service tax, accounting, and business consulting firm will welcome David L. Lefkowitz and Lori Lefkowitz as Partners , along with four … Read More
SECURE Act a Boon to Employers
Small-business owners secured a major recruitment tool Small-business owners secured a major recruitment tool and an enhanced tax credit offering with the passage of the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act by the U.S. Senate. The bill, signed by President Trump on Friday, Dec. 20, 2019, is the most significant retirement savings reform legislation in nearly 15 years. Many … Read More
New Staff News
Welcoming a new staff member Welcome Jordan Arnold TYS LLP is very happy to announce the hiring of Jordan Arnold as our new staff accountant. Jordan interned with us and we were duly impressed with his eagerness to do and learn. He has a bachelor’s degree in accounting and finance and a master’s in accounting from the College at Brockport. … Read More
Tax Season is Coming: Five Steps to Get Ready
Tax Day? What are you talking about? Tax season is not for a while yet. That may be true, but it comes quickly. The Tax Season will be here before you know it! Why not start getting ready now? 2019 could be the year you are totally prepared. In order to help you get there, TYS LLP has laid out … Read More
Do I Have to Pay Taxes on Bitcoin Transactions?
Exchanging a cryptocurrency for another, converting it back to USD or spending cryptocurrency are taxable events. Gains and losses on all individual trades must be reported to the IRS and are subject to capital gains tax.
Four Food Industry Accounting Efficiencies
Like many industries, food industry folks can benefit from some simple yet effective strategies that stress organization and efficiency. And while they may seem tedious or pesky, they can make your business more profitable and less stressful in the long term. Some of these tips are “one and done!” Others require more time and attention, but they are all incredibly helpful in making sure you’re on top of the financial part of your business.
New W-4 Form:Released In Time For 2020 Tax Year
the tax year is more complicated than it used to be. If you were surprised to find you owed taxes this year, or received a lower-than-expected refund due to the new tax laws, you’ll want to read this. The Internal Revenue Service is changing how you adjust your paycheck withholdings, and it’s more complicated than it used to be. In … Read More
Clarifying the changes to the 2018 child tax credit
The Tax Cuts & Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) ushered in sweeping changes that continue to reshape the tax landscape, particularly for divorced, separated, or unmarried parents. Among the most significant shifts: the elimination of the dependency exemption for children, long a key point of negotiation in custody disputes. Beginning with the 2018 tax year, the exemption was reduced to … Read More
Clarifying the changes to the 2018 child tax credit worksheet
The passage of the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act in late 2017 marked a turning point for family-related tax provisions. One of the more consequential adjustments was the elimination of the dependency exemption for children—effective beginning with the 2018 tax year. For divorced, separated, or unmarried parents, this removed a significant tax lever once used in support negotiations. To counterbalance … Read More
Tax Surprises
No one thinks writing a check to the IRS is fun. If you have been following the news lately, you have probably heard about people who have already filed their tax returns and got a big surprise – a smaller refund, no refund or ended up owing the IRS. No one thinks writing a check to the IRS is a … Read More
QBI Deduction – Tax Cuts & Jobs Act
QBI Deduction explained The 21st century has seen a great many changes on how we work, live and play. We pretty much have abandoned the idea of working at one company for our whole careers. In fact of the freelancer or a sole proprietor part of the economy has blossomed. The Brookings Institute calls this trend the “Gig” economy and … Read More