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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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

To assist organizations with their transition to the new accounting standard, Dean Dorton is now providing lease accounting managed services.

Micro share ownership of horses is making it more affordable for the average person to own a part of a horse. However, most people probably do not consider the tax implications of owning shares of a horse. Below we discuss the various ownership types and related taxes.

Need a better way to manage amortized expenses? Sage Intacct has a special module for exactly that. Learn what this smart (and free) tool can do.

Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA) has announced an opportunity for providers who missed Reporting Period #1. This would apply to providers who have received letters requesting repayments of the provider relief fund payments they received.

The last major update to HIPAA came back in 2013, but all signs point to another update coming this year, in addition to, the minor changes and guidance previously established in February. Following is what to expect in 2022 from a data security, availability, and sharing perspective.

While most federal tax regulations did not change in the past year there are some 2021 tax reminders for equine industry participants that are important to remember when filing taxes.

Phishing is one of the most prevalent and challenging cyber security threats. Business leaders should know what it is and how to spot it.