Tax & Accounting Blog

If you’ve eaten a delicious handful of almonds lately, you can thank California’s Central Valley. The area produces 100 percent of the U.S. almond supply and 82 percent of the world supply. It’s also home to Grimbleby Coleman CPAs, a full-service tax and accounting firm based in Modesto, California, which counts among its clients many … Read More

Find out if you’re primed to accelerate your business with the help of client portals Portals may sound space age, but they’ve been around for years. In fact, you—and your clients—probably use them every day. View banking records, credit card statements or utility bills online, and you’re using a portal. Why should tax documents be … Read More

In a world shaped by rapidly advancing technology, economic challenges and overwhelming student debt, millennials confront unique challenges in developing financial proficiency—especially when it comes to filing taxes. It’s also increasingly common for millennials to earn income through nontraditional means (ranging from social media profits to various contract and freelance jobs), which can further complicate … Read More

Several states and localities have announced minimum wage changes for 2017. Twenty-five states, plus the District of Columbia, index their minimum wages to rise automatically with the cost of living. Four more states, also including the District of Columbia, will index minimum wage increases annually beginning in future years: Alaska (2017), Washington, D.C. (2017), Minnesota … Read More

Are you attending our SYNERGY 2016 conference for tax and accounting firms? If so, you could win an Amazon Echo. How? It’s simple! Take photos at the conference or the special AT&T Stadium event on Friday night. Publicly share them via your Twitter or Instagram account … Read More

Reading this latest article from The Atlantic magazine on the impact that secure land rights has on both individuals’ and nations’ ability to generate wealth, I think back two years to another October afternoon in Washington, D.C. when Thomson Reuters and the Atlantic Council hosted a Q&A with Nigeria’s then Finance … Read More