Topic
High Earners Age 50+ Face New 401(k) Tax Rule
Starting in 2026, high earners age 50 and older will face a change in how they can save for retirement. Under the SECURE 2.0 Act, participants in 401(k) and similar workplace retirement plans above the standard limit will no longer be eligible for the traditional pre-tax catch-up contributions. Instead, these contributions will be treated as […]
Sales Tax Compliance for Ecommerce Sellers Discussed on Connex eCommerce Podcast with Kelly Zack
Kelly Zack, MST, Partner in AAFCPAs’ State & Local Tax practice, joined the Connex eCommerce Podcast for a discussion on how online sellers may navigate sales tax compliance with confidence. Hosted by Joe Anderson, the episode explored common misconceptions about nexus and marketplace rules, as well as practical ways ecommerce businesses may simplify reporting and […]
AAFCPAs Expands Risk Advisory Leadership with Appointment of Lisa Whittemore as Partner
AAFCPAs, a U.S. top 100 CPA and advisory firm, is pleased to announce the appointment of Lisa Whittemore, CFE, CRMA, as Partner, Risk Advisory. Lisa brings extensive experience in governance, risk and compliance for public and private companies across a wide range of industries. She has more than two decades of experience as a global […]
Balancing ERP and Niche Solutions: Choosing the Right Path for Growth
The system(s) that once helped bring order to your operations may now be slowing things down. As organizations grow, shift focus, or respond to new demands, software that once felt like a perfect fit can start to feel restrictive. Finance teams rely on more workarounds. Spreadsheets multiply. Reports take longer to produce and answer fewer […]
Accounting Today Spotlights AAFCPAs’ Ryan Wolff on AI and Innovation
AAFCPAs’ Senior AI and strategic innovation consultant Ryan Wolff shared his perspective in Accounting Today’s 2025 roundup of top apps for accountants. Wolff emphasized the growing role of AI and automation in streamlining workflows and improving efficiency across client environments. Ryan Wolff applies his combined background in accounting and technology to help clients streamline operations […]
Understanding the One Big Beautiful Bill’s Effects on Nonprofits
On July 4, 2025, President Trump signed into law H.R.1, commonly known as the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) Act. The legislation includes several provisions that may affect charitable organizations. Corporate Giving Floor. Under the OBBB, corporations can claim a charitable deduction only if contributions exceed one percent of taxable income. Corporations may carry forward […]
Are you prepared for the financial and operational scrutiny of a business sale?
In every transaction, there comes a moment when optimism meets scrutiny. The buyer has signaled interest, perhaps even hinted at terms, but now the conversation shifts to proof. They will want to see the numbers behind the story, the contracts that bind relationships, and the systems that keep the business running. They may also review […]
CSV Import/Export, Batch, or Real-Time? How to Choose the Right System Integration Method
The promise of seamless system integration—real-time dashboards, automatic updates, reduced manual handling—often sounds too good to pass up. Vendors tout live data connections, executives expect instant visibility, and teams grow impatient when information does not flow. But full integration is not always necessary or worth the investment. In many cases, a well-mapped file transfer or […]
Continuous Close Approach Allows Nonprofits to Streamline Month-End Processes
For many nonprofits, month-end close follows a familiar rhythm: reconcile books, gather receipts, post final entries, and generate reports. It is a routine shaped by habit and deadlines, often carried out under pressure. But in practice, this model can create as much friction as it resolves, especially when organizations rely on outdated systems or must […]