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moving beyond 280e: dean guske on the cannabusiness
why the industry is in a sweet spot right now.
by liz gold
cannabizcpa.pro
here’s a piece of advice for accountants and cpas in the cannabusiness industry – don’t get hung up on 280e.
that’s right, you read correctly.
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at least, according to dean guske, cpa, mst and owner of guske & company in bellevue, washington.
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survey: the best way to handle crm
everyone entering their own info? not the best choice.
by roman h. kepczyk
quantum of paperless
gifts to charity: 6 facts about written acknowledgments
and of course, make sure the deduction is qualified.
by barry j. friedman, cpa
industrynewsletters
if your clients offer gifts or money to qualified organizations eligible to receive tax-deductible charitable contributions, they must do two things:
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- have a bank record or written communication from the charity for any monetary contributions.
- get a written acknowledgment from the charity for any single donation of $250 or more.
when writeups went extinct
why it was so valuable and how to gain that knowledge now.
by ed mendlowitz
call me before you do anything: the art of accounting
writeups are extinct. when i started in 1963, most small cpa firms primarily did writeups. after i started my practice in 1969, it became an embarrassment to say i did writeups. it connoted something beneath my “professional” status.
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i think a problem today is that writeups no longer exist for younger staff.
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