Effective January 1, 2024, the overtime pay exemption applies to various categories of employees, encompassing full-time hourly workers, both residents and non-residents and part-time or seasonal employees, even if their overtime pay is sporadic. The exemption is contingent on a standard 40-hour work week, regardless of daily working hours. Employers subject to Alabama tax withholding...Continue Reading
What if changing to a CPA advisory firm focused on proactive tax planning could save you thousands of dollars in taxes and help you make better financial decisions? Most accountants do a fine job of filing tax returns, getting the right numbers in the right boxes on the right forms. But then they call it...Continue Reading
Published by the Alabama Society of CPAs Written by Adam Fekula July 1, 2023 As I reflect on the past several years, I feel blessed to be where I am today. I have the privilege of learning and growing alongside a world class team of professionals as a Staff Accountant for Anglin Reichmann Armstrong, PC...Continue Reading
Alabama passes a one-time, refundable income tax credit for qualified individual taxpayers. Effective June 1, 2023, Act 377 of 2023 (S86) provides qualified Alabama individual taxpayers with a one-time, refundable income tax credit. The credit amount is determined based on the taxpayer’s filing status for the 2021 tax year. Here are the specific amounts: Single,...Continue Reading
Evolve 2023 Attracts Record Attendees and Sponsors In its second year, the Evolve 2023 Growth Summit by Anglin Reichmann Armstrong has doubled in size, attracting government contracting and construction attendees as well as a record number of sponsors. Co-hosted by ABC of North Alabama and The Catalyst Center for Business Entrepreneurship, the event was held...Continue Reading
Your Incurred Cost Submission has been provided to DCAA and deemed adequate, now what? After determining the final indirect rates, the contractor must address their adjusting invoices. Adjusting invoices are a result of the difference between the final indirect rate burden calculated at the end of the year and the provisional (or target) indirect rate...Continue Reading
By: Brandon Smith, CPA In my last article, I talked about how being the managing partner of a public accounting and advisory firm wasn’t exactly my dream. I didn’t fit the old suit-and-tie model, but I did like fresh ideas, technology and people. It turns out that these interests are far more important than how...Continue Reading
By: Brandon Smith, CPA If you had a crystal ball back in 2002 and told me as a young database programmer that I would one day lead a top, mid-sized accounting firm, I would have been surprised. I didn’t know then how much the accounting industry would soon rely on analytics, key performance indicators and...Continue Reading
During the pandemic, due to much uncertainty about the future, business owners held on to their businesses. Would their industry fare well? Would there be a great shift in technology as a result, and would they have the bandwidth to keep up? By early 2022, M&As found their foothold and a lot of businesses have...Continue Reading
On August 25, 2022, Anglin Reichmann Armstrong and PTAC Florida hosted a government contracting growth summit called “Evolve.” This event aimed to connect small, medium, and large companies to discuss government contracting opportunities through networking and educational presentations. The event was held at the Hilton Garden Inn in Ft. Walton Beach, FL. Our 2022 Evolve...Continue Reading
