At Christianson, the businesses we serve range in industry and business-type. The focus today is on Not-For-Profit entities. As a not-for-profit organization you may be wondering what documents you are required to distribute to your donors per the IRS. What are the disclosure rules for charitable contributions? The IRS imposes record keeping and substantiation rules… Continue Reading
Archives for 2017
FSA vs. HSA – What’s the Difference?
It’s that time of year again where businesses are looking for a competitive plan to keep their employees covered while individuals are looking for their best option for ensuring coverage for their families. The options seem endless and the task of selecting healthcare plans may be overwhelming. At Christianson, we’re here to help! When you… Continue Reading
Minimum Wage is Increasing
We want to keep all of our local clients in the loop when it comes to news that impacts their businesses. That being said, did you know that Minnesota’s minimum wage increases on January 1, 2018? The Minnesota minimum wage increase on January 1, 2018 is detailed below: LARGE EMPLOYER Any enterprise with an annual… Continue Reading
Who has to Send in Form 1099-MISC?
We are Business Consultants At Christianson, we want to ensure that you are protected from liabilities with the IRS by giving you all the information you need to run your business in a legal and efficient manner. We want to help your business succeed! Today’s tip is in relation to Form 1099-MISC and who is required… Continue Reading
Microsoft Dynamics GP and Intellego Updates
Christianson PLLP’s Systems Solutions team is full of Microsoft Dynamics GPTM and Intellego experts! Our experts wanted to bring your attention to the latest updates relating to these two software programs. Microsoft Dynamics GPTM Payroll Year End Updates have been released for the following GP versions: GP 2013, GP 2015, and GP 2016. The 2017… Continue Reading
TAX TIME – Keeping Records
At Christianson, making sure you’re prepared and never at risk is one of our top priorities. One of the most commonly asked questions is: “how long do I have to keep my tax records?”. This is important for both individuals and for businesses. Here’s what you need to know: [video_player type=”youtube” style=”8″ dimensions=”560×315″ width=”560″ height=”315″ align=”center” margin_top=”0″… Continue Reading
