Even with good intentions, this is the time of year in which some of us start to give up on our personal resolutions to become healthier… Whether or not you’ve been successful at losing weight or eating healthier so far this year, you can still work on the financial health of your business. Here are […]
View Full ArticleMeet Kristi Hahn, who focuses on individual and trust tax returns at Orcutt & Company. This year marks her 8th tax season with us. Keep reading to see what she enjoys the most about her role and who she looks up to for her outlook and resilience. What do you enjoy about your role? Matching […]
View Full ArticleDo you have a retirement plan for your employees? Here are the contribution limits for the 2019 tax year to be aware of: For defined contribution plans—such as 401(k), 403(b) and 457 plans—the contribution limits have increased to $19,000, up $500 from last year. The catch-up contribution limit remains at an additional $6,000 for participants […]
View Full ArticleHeather Christie is a Payroll Specialist who has been with Orcutt & Company for 6 years. Her role involves payroll processing and quarter-end payroll taxes for clients. Outside of work, she has many passions, including a love of photography as well as her “fur babies.” What do you enjoy about your role? The variety of […]
View Full ArticleThis can be a time when many business owners tidy up those loose (tax) ends! Here are three tips for you as you look ahead: Contribute to a Tax-Qualified Retirement Plan We can help make sure you are aware of business tax deductions for costs related to running the plan and employer contributions to […]
View Full ArticleDid you hear about the court case involving the Cincinnati Reds and whether or not the franchise needed to pay sales tax on bobbleheads they give away to fans at games? How the Case Came About The reason this case was in court was because the Ohio Department of Taxation told the Reds that they […]
View Full ArticleAs the holiday season approaches, consider celebrating the season while teaching loved ones a lesson on finances and money. These educational gift ideas can even help to establish good money habits for the future. Consider the following ideas: Buy a small Certificate of Deposit (CD) and watch with your child as interest grows over time; […]
View Full ArticleAll In the Family If you’re a family business owner, how do you maintain harmony within the family, while at the same time grooming family members to succeed you? You can start by getting clear on expectations for everyone involved in the family business. Let’s take a closer look. Help Your Small Business Thrive The […]
View Full ArticleGiving Thanks to You It’s the perfect time of year to tell you how grateful and humbled we are to serve as one of your trusted advisors. We value and appreciate being able to serve you and the community for the past three decades—and we hope for years to come. We hope your Thanksgiving is filled […]
View Full ArticleHalloween: a time for candy, for spooky costumes…and—at least this year—a time for some scary facts and figures. Happy Halloween! It’s been estimated that taxes account for around 47.82% of the cost of an average kid’s costume, which equates to about $11.66. That can come from taxed synthetic fibers, tariffs for imported costumes, and more. (Source.) […]
View Full ArticleThis month we spotlight Brogan Orcutt, Firm Administrator at Orcutt & Company. As a member of the third generation in the family business, Brogan has been with the team nearly two years. On a day-to-day basis, you can find Brogan serving and supporting business clients and individuals, making sure their problems are solved. What do […]
View Full Article2018 marks our 30th year in business! We want to thank you, and all our clients over the past three decades, for giving us the opportunity to serve you. Over the years, three generations have had the opportunity to make an impact in our community. The first generation—Richard (Dick) and Nancy Orcutt, founded Orcutt & […]
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