• Archive for July, 2010

    Government Contracting: The Complexities of Indirect Expense Pools

    by  • July 27, 2010 • Government Contractor Accounting • 0 Comments

    Is the cost of travelling to and attending that convention an allowable claim? Can your business include the expense of sponsoring a conference in its claimed indirect expense pool? It all depends on the nature and purpose of the event.   The cost principle at FAR 31.205-43, Trade, Business, Technical and Professional Activity Costs,...

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    Gail Fisher Published In WBO Networker

    by  • July 14, 2010 • News • 0 Comments

    E.Cohen and Company, CPAs is proud to announce that Gail Fisher has penned an informative and well-received article in the summer 2010 issue of Women Business Owners of Montgomery County's Networker.  WBO provides support and networking for women who own and operate their own businesses, giving them tools to help manage and grow their...

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    Legislation Extends Closing Date for Homebuyer Credit

    by  • July 13, 2010 • Tax News • 0 Comments

    On June 30, Congress passed H.R. 5623, the Homebuyer Assistance Improvement Act of 2010. The Act, which is now cleared for the President’s signature, provides first-time homebuyer credit relief to taxpayers who couldn’t meet a key June 30, 2010, closing date. Under prior law, both the regular Code 36 first-time homebuyer credit of $8,000...

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    Does Your Organization Qualify for the New Health Tax Credit?

    by  • July 13, 2010 • News • 0 Comments

     You've likely heard about the new tax credit for small organizations that provide healthcare coverage. Does your business or not-for-profit qualify? Is the credit worthwhile enough that companies that do not offer coverage will now start? The recently enacted healthcare legislation includes a new tax credit for qualifying small employers. The credit can cover...

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