Prepare for the Future of Higher Education – It’s Here Already
Everyone must adapt now that the future of higher ed has arrived ahead of schedule. Here’s how to prepare for the big changes coming.
Phishing, a ‘Tail’ as Old as Time in Cyber Security
Phishing: a topic that conjures many emotions. Maybe that emotion is fear from an end user perspective, or maybe that emotion is frustration from a cyber-security professional. “Don’t click malicious links,” advice which has been parroted by security teams for years is sound. But, what if I told you all initial phishing links aren’t malicious?
Attention Nonprofits: Kentucky House Bill 499 Offers Opportunity to Boost Employee Retention & Recruitment
The state will now match employer-provided child care credits, which is exciting news for parents and an important opportunity for nonprofits in particular.
Seize the Moment With Better Onboarding of People and Properties
In this red hot real estate market, improving onboarding is both an advantage and an imperative. Learn why it matters and why it’s simpler than it seems.
Two Brand Spanking New Taxes and an Expansion of the Tax Base
In its 2022 Regular Session, the General Assembly made several tax changes that impact the average Kentuckian. In this article, learn about two new taxes aimed at our evolving economy, and changes to the state's transient room tax, which typically applies to hotels.
KY House Bill 8 Authorizes a Tax Amnesty Program
A lot of major tax changes were made in KY's last legislative session. This article gives you the scoop on the tax amnesty program established in House Bill 8.
Kentucky Imposes Sales and Use Tax on 35 New Services
Among the changes the Kentucky General Assembly made during its last legislative session, expanding the tax base was a point of emphasis. This article describes the 35 new services that will be subject to sales and use tax starting in January 2023.
KY Legislature Makes Changes to Property Tax in House Bill 6
When the Kentucky General Assembly adjourned its 2022 Regular Session on April 14, 2022, it left in its wake at least one change, of varying consequence, to every major Kentucky tax. In House Bill 6, the Legislature changed, as of January 1, 2022, the assessed value of used motor vehicles. What do those changes mean for the average Kentuckian? Read more to find out.
KY General Assembly Makes Changes to Individual and Corporate Income Taxes
During its last legislative session, the Kentucky General Assembly made changes to income taxes for individuals and corporations. Read more to learn what changes took place, and how they may impact you!
Dean Dorton Launches New Lease Accounting Managed Services to Simplify Complex Lease Accounting for Companies
To assist organizations with their transition to the new accounting standard, Dean Dorton is now providing lease accounting managed services.