The Oregon Corporate Activity Tax is Coming
The Oregon Department of Revenue has begun sending letters to business taxpayers in Oregon reminding them of the new Oregon Corporate Activity Tax (CAT), which goes into effect January 1, 2020. If you have any type of business filing in … Read more…
Healthcare Webinar: Year-End Planning & Strategies
In this online presentation, Healthcare CPAs Jeremy Prickel and Elliott Tracy examine the ongoing effects of tax reform and IRS guidance as it pertains to Healthcare clinics. Viewers will learn about new opportunities that practices should take advantage of before … Read more…
Quid Pro Quo Donations
Contributions where the donor receives goods or services in return are commonly referred to as “quid pro quo donations.” The amount of contribution is only tax-deductible to the extent a gift’s value exceeds the goods or services received in return. … Read more…
Webinar: How to Make Your Practice a Doctor Magnet (VIDEO)
In this online presentation, Kurt Mosley from national provider recruiting firm Merritt Hawkins provides a state-of-the-union look at the art and science of physician recruiting and retention. The presentation examines statistics of the provider workforce, trends in supply and demand, … Read more…
Will Outsourced Bookkeeping Benefit Your Business?
Successful businesses of all sizes have one thing in common: they keep good records. Owners and investors look to financials to assess a company’s health; debtors and vendors review financial statements before entering into contract; and financial reports help make strategic … Read more…
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for Nonprofits
As a manager of a nonprofit, you are challenged with a diverse set of responsibilities that are critical to the success of your organization. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) can be useful tools in your management toolbox. KPIs are quantifiable measures … Read more…
Determining the Proper Date to Recognize Donations
Determining the proper date to report on a donor receipt can be difficult. Ordinarily, a contribution is considered “made” at the time when delivery occurs. This is the time when a donor gives up control of the funds and gives … Read more…
Jones & Roth Healthcare Team to attend 2019 OMGMA Conference
The Jones & Roth Healthcare CPAs and Practice Advisors are excited to participate in the OMGMA Fall Conference again this year. The conference brings leading practice managers and additional team members from across the Pacific Northwest to the annual event. … Read more…
How a Practice Analysis Can Open Up New Tax Planning Opportunities
A comprehensive medical practice analysis involves digging into detail. The overall goal, of course, is to find opportunities for improvement. Whether those opportunities are financial, qualitative, efficiency-based, or even personal, the question is the same: how can we create the … Read more…
Next Round of OregonSaves: Is It Right for You?
On December 15, 2018, the State of Oregon will implement its next round of private company retirement plan requirements. Companies with 20 to 49 employees will be required to auto-enroll all employees who do not currently have a retirement plan into the OregonSaves retirement program…
