How Does The “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” Affect You?
What does this new change in the American Tax Code mean to me? Out from all the ruckus has come out a solidified tax reform plan that goes into effect for tax […]
What does this new change in the American Tax Code mean to me? Out from all the ruckus has come out a solidified tax reform plan that goes into effect for tax […]
There are unequivocal shifts in the workplace when a new generation joins the workforce. But instead of focusing on differences, we should welcome changes with open arms, as well as acknowledge that […]
The end of the year is upon us, which means it’s that time again. ‘Tis the season to close your business’ books, get ready for tax filing, and plan for 2018. It’s […]
President Trump’s proposed tax plan, which was announced in April and called the “the biggest tax cut” ever by the U.S. National Economic Council Director, would take our country from having one […]
Another successful tax season has come and gone, and none of it would be possible without your loyalty and continued trust in our services. At Paragon Accounting Group, we never want you […]
With a new year, comes new tax laws. The arrival of 2017 comes with different W-2 and 1099 deadlines that are important to you and your business. In the past, employers had […]
Business owners be aware: the passage and signing of Assembly Bill 2883 comes with a lot of changes to workers’ comp. Assembly Bill 2883 (AB 2883) requires that all business workers’ compensation […]
Any business’s company records are a crucial part of managing and maintaining a successful company. Not only do they provide detailed hiring practices and compliance with regulations, they ultimately show the amount […]
January 1, 2017 – California state sales and use rate will decrease by 0.25% The California State Board of Equalization announced that, as of this date, the 0.25% increase in the statewide sales […]
Retail sales have been losing steam in recent months as Americans cut back on their retail spending, showing a growing moderation in consumption. More data indicated the biggest drop in producer prices […]
As of December 1st, 2016 the Department of Labor (DOL) has increased the minimum salary requirements for exempt administrative, professional, and executive employees. These exempt employees are immune from the The Fair […]
On June 7, 2016, the future of San Diego’s labor laws were left in the hands of the citizens as they took to the polls to take part in a city-wide referendum […]