Blog posts from: 2018
How to enhance retirement planning under new tax laws
A recent article from CNBC outlined several ways taxpayers can improve retirement planning under new the tax laws. Here’s an overview: Move to a low-tax state. New caps on state and local tax deductions make retirement in high-tax, blue states...
Should you revisit your decision to capitalize carrying costs?
With the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act taking effect in 2018, it may make sense to revisit your decision to capitalize real estate taxes, mortgage interest and other carrying costs related to investment property. For background, a taxpayer can capitalize...
ShindelRock has a fresh new look!
Just in time for tax season, we've spruced up the ShindelRock website and added more content for our clients and prospective new team members. Check it out and let us know what you think! www.shindelrock.com
Priming the path to partner
Is your CPA firm providing the opportunities you need to progress? At many Metro Detroit CPA firms, there’s a certain pinnacle position in the organization that carries both privilege and responsibility: partner. Whether your firm has one partner or many,...
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