Made List of IPA’s 300 Largest Firms
Posted by Clayton & McKervey on August 16, 2019
Clayton & McKervey
Clayton & McKervey is pleased to announce it is again included on the list of the 300 largest public accounting firms in the nation as noted by Inside Public Accounting, a leading accounting trade publication.
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I Bought the Building, So Now What?
Posted by Jim Biehl on August 15, 2019
Many business owners “do the math” and determine that it makes financial sense to buy the building(s) in which they operate the business, instead of continuing to rent. Generally the analysis they perform to make this decision is focused on real estate prices, current rental and interest rates, and the desire to build equity in the investment.
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“QBQ” Approach Supports Firm’s Priorities
Posted by Clayton & McKervey on August 6, 2019
Two years ago, when I was newer to the managing partner role and analyzing all of the challenges that lay ahead of us, I kept pondering and asking myself, “If we could collectively address one thing that would have the greatest impact on the firm, what would it be?”
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Firm Promotes Four to Tax Managers; Announces Expanded Role for Director of Marketing
Posted by Clayton & McKervey on August 6, 2019
Clayton & McKervey, a certified public accounting and business advisory firm helping growth-driven companies compete in the global marketplace, is pleased to announce that four senior accountants have been promoted to tax managers.
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Economic Signs
Posted by Robert Dutkiewicz on August 5, 2019
The signs from the economy seem to be a bit of a mixed bag. Though in July, a respectable 164,000 jobs were added and unemployment remains incredibly low at 3.8%, there are other indicators that seem to signal a slowdown.
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Turns on Inventory – Systems and Processes to Monitor Inventory Levels
Posted by David Van Damme and Jim Biehl on July 30, 2019
You’re in the wholesale or distribution space and have a huge asset, called inventory, which needs to be converted to cash, but you aren’t great at tracking or counting it and you are not really sure which items are sitting. So what do you do?
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Thinking of Expanding your Business Overseas?
Posted by Sue Tuson on July 18, 2019
Thinking of expanding your business overseas? The first question is usually, “What’s the best way to start? Should I set up an office immediately or use an independent contractor familiar with the country?”
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The New Foreign Investment Law
Posted by Nina Wang on July 16, 2019
In response to international criticism about China’s openness to foreign businesses and an attempt to attract more foreign investors to expand their businesses to China, the National People’s Congress passed the Foreign Investment Law of the People’s Republic of China (Foreign Investment Law) on March 15 2019, which will come into force on January 1, 2020.
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Benefit for Exports: Foreign Derived Intangible Income Deduction
Posted by Sue Tuson on July 2, 2019
The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) has made C-Corporation status much more attractive to business owners, and the 21% flat tax rate has caused many to consider whether converting to a C-Corporation may be worth the switch.
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Expanding into the US?
Posted by Teresa Gordon on July 2, 2019
International businesses expanding into the US, whether a manufacturer, distribution company or professional service firm, face similar challenges. Operational issues such as supply chain, vendor management and process or production optimization require close attention, as do human resources, sales and marketing.
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