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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) is the largest change to the tax code in over 30 years. To help you understand the changes to the tax code and how they may affect your individual federal return, we've created a helpful chart (below.) 

Zinner & Co. client, The Cleveland Leadership Center, is currently accepting applications from individuals with ideas to improve Northeast Ohio to pitch at their annual Accelerate competition. In addition to the seed funding each finalist wins, the competition connects those with the ideas to key individuals who can help make their vision a reality. 

Zinner & Co. was pleased to sponsor the 27th Annual Epilepsy Association Gala on Friday, November 9, 2018. This year’s event was held at The Westin Cleveland Downtown and featured a night of entertainment that benefited the Epilepsy Association and the important work they do relating to epilepsy research and treatment.

The IRS has recently issued new limits on qualifying pensions and retirement related accounts (see IRS Notice 2018-83.) The new amounts, which are a cost-of-living adjustment, become effective January 1, 2019.

New Study Shows Millennials / Gen Z are Still Interested in Accounting Careers

Historically, in the U.S., only goods were subject to sales tax. But as the economy has shifted from a production to a service-based economy (beginning in the 1950s), some services became subject to sales tax. 

Data breaches have been in the news of late. They range from seemingly minor incidents to those which affected hundreds of thousands of customers at companies

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10 Things You Should Be Doing NOW to Prepare for Tax Season

The Tax Cut and Jobs Act (TCJA) has brought about the largest change in the tax code in over 30 years. The changes will have a much greater impact on the coming tax season than most realize, so we recommend you take a proactive approach to tax preparation this year.

Under the Tax Cut and Jobs Act (TCJA) there has been some confusion about whether business meals would continue to be deductible as a business-related expense. The law, as worded, created some ambiguity about whether the TCJA would change how business meals would be treated.