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Let’s Talk Business South Carolina featuring John Price Jr., CPA – Managing Member Tax & Advisory.
It’s tax season, so for business owners and other executives with financial responsibilities at their respective companies, that means ensuring you’re aware of the latest tax reform news. John Price, Scott and Company CPAs’ managing member and a leading member in the company’s tax and advisory services practice joins the show to ensure you’ve got all the…
COFFEE WITH… John Price, Member, at Scott & Company
Check out this informative video with our very own John Price, Jr., CPA – Managing Member Tax & Advisory. John discusses a variety of tax related topics that are important for any business leader, executive, or independent professional to know and understand.
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What to Expect from Potential Tax Changes Under President Trump’s New Term — and How to Prepare
As tax professionals, we know that changes in leadership often bring shifts in tax policy, affecting everything from deductions and exemptions to estate taxes and business regulations. With President Donald Trump’s recent re-election, we may see updates to tax policy based on his prior administration’s actions and new proposals. For individuals and businesses alike, understanding…
Holiday Gifts That Offer Tax Benefits for You and Your Loved Ones
The holiday season is a time of giving, and while the joy of gifting is often its own reward, there are ways to make your generosity even more impactful through strategic tax planning. By understanding the tax implications of certain gifts, you can maximize the benefits for both the giver and the recipient. This article…
The SCALE Method for CECL: A Streamlined Approach to Expected Credit Losses
by: Dave Bodiford, CPA The Current Expected Credit Loss (“CECL”) standard significantly altered the way financial institutions estimate loan losses. CECL replaced the traditional incurred loss model, emphasizing a forward-looking approach that accounts for expected future losses over the life of a loan. Although the CECL standard affected all businesses using generally accepted accounting principles…