Mark A. Rodruck, CPA, Partner What does 2024 have in store for the industry and our clients? The following is a short list of potential circumstances that all will be facing when making decisions for your company; inflation, staffing shortages, increasing labor costs, increasing fixed expenses, drought concerns in many areas, overcoming lack of drying...

Jim English, CPA, Partner BETTER THAN EXPECTED! Time and time again that was the response when asking Coop managers and Board members about the 2023 harvest.  I think the same can be said when discussing the financial years of our cooperative clients.  Many had a bleak outlook when there 2023 fiscal year started.  Many struggling...

BETTER THAN EXPECTED! Time and time again, that was the response when asking coop managers and board members about the 2023 harvest. I think the same can be said when discussing the financial years of our cooperative clients.Many had a bleak outlook when their 2023 fiscal year started, struggling to budget a local income in...

Robert Bell, CPA, Tax Manager I’ve written about the provisions under IRC 163(j) before, but now is the time to take it seriously. Businesses are limited to the amount of interest expense they are allowed to deduct for tax purposes to 30% of Adjusted Taxable Income (ATI). The ATI calculation used to allow for the...

Matt Gardiner, CPA, CFE, Audit Manager When it comes to building and acquiring new assets for your business, there are several avenues to consider in order to finance the costs: you can either borrow funds to purchase the asset from your lender, or you can finance the asset through a leasing arrangement. Each method of...