Blog posts from: 2011
Stabenow bill would drop required IRS filings
According to this article in the Detroit Free Press, Debbie Stabenow introduced legislation that would kill the new 1099 filing requirements which were wrapped up in the health care bill passed last year. The requirements, which would go into effect...
SR IN THE NEWS: “ShindelRock grows staff & revenues, plans internship program”
I'm thankful to Jon Zemke at Metromode for featuring ShindelRock in his Oakland County Innovation and Job News column. The article, "ShindelRock grows staff & revenues, plans internship program", highlighted our plans for growth, which is always positive and something...
The IRS “Trusts” You
One of the traps we see all too often with companies that are having cash flow issues is to delay payment of their payroll tax obligations. Since the IRS doesn't call you when they don't get their money, it is...
Gift Tax Basics
Despite the turmoil within the Estate Tax arena most experts (including the ones here at ShindelRock) are confident that Gift and Estate Taxes are not going away any time soon. Gift taxes are still being collected and are still an...
ShindelRock names Marianne Lilly, CPA, CFE, Senior Manager
ShindelRock veteran Marianne Lilly, CPA, CFE was recently named Senior Manager at our Novi offices. Marianne was previously the audit manager for our audit and accounting services practice. In her new role, she is responsible for managing the Firm’s assurance...
Highlights of the Tax Relief Act
Last week President Obama signed into law the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization, and Job Creation Act of 2010. This legislation included a number of provisions which extended tax cuts which were slated to sunset (go away) at the end...