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Small business tax fraud has become one of the leading scams across the country and can completely wreck your company's reputation. In order to avoid committing tax fraud, check out these helpful tips you should consider.

Focusing on your company's financial success should be your number one goal as a business owner. Click here for these helpful tips.

As a business owner, you should know how important it is to manage your taxes well. Learn more with these 3 simple tips.

CST Group is proud to be named to the Washington Business Journal’s List of Largest Accounting Firms in Greater D.C.

How to Protect Your Business from Employees

Whenever valuing a minority ownership, i.e. less than 50% ownership of a closely held business, it is necessary to include discounts to the final valuation to reflect the minority interest and lack of marketability.

Tax and audit services are growing in demand across various business sectors. This is partially due to audit rates. Click here to learn more.

If your business is on the verge of being audited, you need to take the next few days and weeks very seriously. These 5 tips may help.

Now that we have had a couple of weeks to analyze the new law in place, many taxpayers are anxiously trying to determine what this all means for them. Click here to read the article by CST Group Partner Kathy Jensen.

Five CST Group team members named to Washingtonian’s Top Tax Advisers

For your business to succeed, you need to make sure your accounting department is in order. Make sure to avoid these 3 tax scams.

Congress has enacted the biggest tax reform law in thirty years, one that will make fundamental changes in the way you, your family and your business calculate your federal income tax bill, and the amount of federal tax you will pay.

Do you know the difference between an employee and an independent contractor? For small business owners, this is a very common question they often find themselves asking. Often it is unclear whether the person completing the job is considered a company employee or an independent contractor. The answer will have important tax implications.

Is your company protected from employee theft? Employee theft is extremely costly for any company and according to research, the median amount stolen is approximately $175,000. Read these 5 options to reduce employee theft.

When an individual receives equity in a company as compensation they must pay taxes on it. The tax liability is calculated at an income tax rate based on the fair market value of the equity at the time it was given to the individual.

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