April 2022 Newsletter – Tenenbaum Law, P.C.
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Cryptocurrency did not exist in 1955. It’s time to update National Tax Day – By Denise C. Yelvington, CPA
National Tax Day (April 15th) has not been modified since 1955. In 1955, the federal tax code was 929 pages. Today, the federal tax code is more than 6,600 pages. Why hasn’t the filing deadline changed? Accuracy matters. The proper calculation of tax liabilities is important for both Treasury and taxpayers. Serving an important
Building an Aligned Team for Your Firm – By Sara Frasca & Michael Smith
“Who was in charge of that?” “What was the timing?” “I thought he was handling it.” The business of building a business is as much an art form as a science. You’ve probably done acrobatics to get your law firm, accounting firm or professional service business off the ground. You’ve paid bills, stocked the
March 2022 Newsletter – Tenenbaum Law, P.C.
Subscribe to our newsletter! Highlights Karen Tenenbaum, Marisa Friedrich, and Moshe Zupnick of our Legal Team presented on "Hot Tax Topics in a Post-Covid World: Personal Liability for Business Taxes & NYS Residency” at the Network of Allied Professionals Inc. meeting. Thank you, Harlan Kahn CPA, for inviting us to present in person for the first time
Owe Money to the IRS? Here’s Why You May Consider Meeting With a Financial Professional – By Sharlene Jamison
What is the benefit of seeking a financial professional if you already owe money to the IRS and are having problems paying your tax bill? Discussing your plans with a financial professional can help you get a clearer picture regarding your finances and investment options based on your unique circumstances. While a financial professional
February 2022 Newsletter – Tenenbaum Law, P.C.
Subscribe to our newsletter! Upcoming Webinars Network for Allied Professionals: Karen Tenenbaum, Marisa Friedrich, and Moshe Zupnick will be discussing "Hot Tax Topics in a Post-Covid World: Personal Liability for Business Taxes & NYS Residency." They will be presenting on March 3, 2022 at the Seasons 52 in Garden City. Thank you Harlan Khan for the invitation to present!
Why I Formed an Advisory Board – By Dr. Sandi Webster
Circa 2004, two fledgling business owners had a lot of faith that the business they started from the ashes of 9/11 would grow. They knew the time was right for a women-owned marketing and analytics consulting company to create strategies and deliver tactics for the top financial services companies. They got their first client
January 2022 Newsletter – Tenenbaum Law, P.C.
Subscribe to our newsletter! Upcoming February Suffolk County Bar Association Webinars Suffolk County Bar Association Tax Law Committee Matthew Taus will be presenting on February 10th, 2022 at 5 pm on Choice of Entity. Karen Tenenbaum will be moderating. Suffolk County Bar Association Academy of Law Craig Goldenfarb will be presenting February 17th, 2022 at 12:45
December 2021 Newsletter – Tenenbaum Law, P.C.
Subscribe to our newsletter! Karen Tenenbaum and Jake Schuster co-wrote "New York Suspended Your Driver's License: What This Means and What You Can Do" for the Nassau Lawyer. They discuss The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance's program to collect outstanding tax liabilities and what you can do to avoid this.Read the full article here.The Tenenbaum team came together
What to Do if Consent Can’t be Obtained – By Aimee B. Davis, Esq.
What to Do if Consent Can't be Obtained If we learned something from the #Metoo movement, I hope it includes that what constitutes informed consent is complicated. There is a different (yet also complicated) consent right that is governed by corporate law, which is: Consent to assign a contract to a third party. Generally,
Dealing with Financial Infidelity in Divorce Matters – By Jacqueline Harounian, Esq.
Romantic partners lie and betray in the financial arena just as much as the sexual arena. Usually it is a “white lie”, as in, “What he doesn’t know won’t hurt him”, and involves hiding the cost of a family trip or shoe shopping splurge. But at least 25% of the divorce matters I see
New York State Tax Implications of Telecommuting
As published in the Suffolk Lawyer, a publication by the Suffolk County Bar Association. Telecommuting has long been an employment practice with well-established rules governing where employees should be taxed if they live in one state and work for an employer in a different state. However, COVID made telecommuting mainstream so that many
October 2021 Newsletter – Tenenbaum Law, P.C.
Subscribe to our newsletter! Many businesses have struggled through the pandemic, now they need relief. New York State has created a Small Business Recovery Grant Program. If the applicant is eligible, a grant of up to $50,000 can be received. You can read our newest blog post for more details. Tenenbaum Law, P.C. has been
Common-Sense Business Growth
Note: This blog first appeared on Supportingstrategies.com. By Cheri Giglia You can move forward with confidence when you've got solid financials to fall back on — starting with good bookkeeping and controller services support. Whether you’re planning to add a new line of business, open a new location, or simply upgrade equipment, following these bookkeeping tips will help
How Long Will Your Legacy Last? by Evan Vladem
Most family fortunes don’t survive to a third generation. Here’s why. Unlike some quaint adages, the saying “Shirt-sleeves to shirt-sleeves in three generations” seems to have a basis in fact. In “Beating the Midas Curse,” authors Rodney Zeeb and Perry L. Cochell reported that 60 percent of affluent families lose their wealth in the