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Gross Mendelsohn Blog

A resource to help business owners, nonprofit executives and high net worth families preserve wealth, grow and thrive.

Here's How the New Tax Reform Law Will Affect You and Your Business

The new tax reform law, commonly called the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” (TCJA), is the biggest federal tax law overhaul in 31 years, and it has both good and bad news for taxpayers.
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Nonprofit Investment Tips: 4 Ways to Ensure Your Nonprofit Keeps on Giving

When it comes to investing, nonprofits often struggle to invest their hard earned donation dollars. Not only do organizations need the right knowledge and understanding to make sound investments, but many nonprofits are paralyzed (and understandably so)...
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5 Ways A Financial Expert Can Make Your Divorce Case Stronger

I hear it from family law attorneys frequently: “My client doesn’t own a business, so I really don’t need a financial expert for this case.” In cases where one or both parties own a business, it’s a no brainer to work with a Certified Valuation Analyst....
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Why You Should Outsource These 5 Business and Accounting Tasks to Your CPA Firm Right Now

Do you find yourself stuck performing (sometimes mundane) tasks in areas of your business that might be better off performed by someone else? Most small business owners would answer with a resounding “YES!” In the ideal world you’d have a chief financial...
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9 Nonprofit Fundraising Ideas to Try Right Now

Coming up with fundraising ideas for your nonprofit can be tough. Not only are you competing for donors’ time and money with other local and national nonprofits, but you have to come up with ideas that work and, more importantly, make enough money to...
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The Impact of Built In Gains Tax On Business Valuation

Prior to the Tax Reform Act of 1986, a C corporation could sell its appreciated assets, or liquidate, and avoid any tax inside of the company. The shareholder would only pay a single capital gains tax.
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