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Stimulus Payments on the Way
Very shortly, American taxpayers will be receiving stimulus checks (or […]
New legislation offers loans to help Small Business
The C.A.R.E.S. Act became law with the President’s signature on […]
Clermont County Board Connect
Donovan Donohoo Jr, Managing Director (center) mentoring young community leaders, […]
How to Establish Credit
Credit is everything in today’s economy. Consumers invest millions each […]
Retiring with Student Loan Debt
Gone are the days when most graduates repaid their student […]
Deciding to Hire 1099 or W2 Employees
You’ve been hard at work building your small business and […]
Manage Your Back-to-School Shopping Budget
Back-to-school time seems to sneak up a little faster each […]
The Perils of Store Credit Cards
You’ve just spent an hour looking at clothes, trying them […]
Should You Make Your Company a B Corp?
There are currently about 2,700 benefit corporations, or B corps, […]
Should You Use Your Smartphone for Banking?
You’re used to doing everything on the go, thanks to […]
Should Your Business File Taxes Quarterly?
When it comes to thinking about your company’s taxes, you […]
Eight Strategies to Increase Cash Flow
When you first started your business, you may have had […]
Important Lessons About Loans for Your SMB
Starting your own business is an exciting time. It may–understandably–bring […]
Smart Ways Stay-at-Home Parents Can Save Money
Choosing to stay at home with the kids, rather than […]
Side Hustles for Accounting Nerds
Accounting generally offers good job stability and earning potential. However, […]
Keep an Eye on Credit Card Interest Rates
Credit cards are a useful tool to help you stretch […]
Six Retirement Planning Hacks
Depending on where you are in your professional life, retirement […]
Should Your SMB Migrate to the Cloud?
In recent years, companies of all sizes have begun using […]
Smart Things to Do with Your Tax Refund
You filed your taxes and now you’re waiting for your […]
Managing Beneficiaries of Your Retirement Accounts
Part of smart financial planning includes planning for what will […]
Use a Health Savings Account to Your Advantage
No one wants surprise medical expenses. As much as you […]
Educating Your Employees About Financial Matters
As a small business owner, you spend a fair amount […]
What Happens if You Don’t File Your Taxes
Welcome to another tax season. Many Americans might put off […]
Can You Achieve Early Retirement?
Many American workers dream of retiring early. Have you mapped […]
When to Conduct a Business Valuation
Smart business owners never fly by the seat of their […]
Preparing for a Cash-Free World
In today’s tech-heavy world, many things that aren’t efficient fall […]
Are You Eligible for Student Loan Forgiveness?
Student loan debt has skyrocketed over the years. The Student […]
What To Do When Customers Don’t Pay Up
Your business only survives if your customers pay for your […]
5 Financial Questions You Should Be Able to Answer Right Now
Bookkeeping lays the foundation for money management in your business. […]
Should You Incorporate Your Nonprofit?
Nonprofits operate for the betterment of the community, but do […]
Don’t Lose Your Tax Exempt Status With These Mistakes
You did a lot of work to achieve tax exempt […]
Nine Tax Deductible Business Purchases
With tax season looming, you’re probably eager to find any […]
2019 Trends That Will Affect Your Books
The wonderful thing about trends is that they rarely stop […]
The Best Way for a Church to Handle Bookkeeping
The business operations of churches are unlike any other. Churches […]
Tax Deductions and Volunteer Work
Most Americans know that charitable donations are tax deductible. You […]
Challenges for Today’s School Treasurer
How a school or school district handles money can be […]
Difference Between an Audit, Review, and Compilation
Audits, Reviews, and Compilations, Oh My! Terms like these might […]
Do You Need Ohio Worker’s Compensation Insurance?
Running a business comes with many responsibilities, and one of […]
What is the Best Accounting Software for Your Startup?
Regardless of the size of your business, you’re going to […]
The IRS Plans to Better Protect Taxpayer Data
Why are identity thieves targeting taxpayers? The Social Security number […]
Tax Cuts and Why Retirees Should Check Their Withholdings
In September 2018, the IRS issued a press release announcing […]
How to Create a Profit and Loss Statement
It’s always important to know how your business’ finances are […]
How Does the IRS Treat Cryptocurrencies?
Cryptocurrencies have taken the world by storm. The big names […]
Accounting Basics Every Entrepreneur Should Know
The traits that make for a successful entrepreneur are not […]
What to Know Before Your Nonprofit Starts Fundraising
It’s safe to say that people aren’t afraid to give. […]
Wondering Whether You’ll Pay Taxes on Crowdfunding Income?
Whether you’re thinking of trying a crowdfunded project for the […]
What You Need to Know About the Return of the Retirement Enhancement and Savings Act
Saving for retirement is like flossing–everyone knows they need to, […]
How to Track Freelance Income for Tax Purposes
As most people know, freelancing is on the rise in […]
How Much Money Do You Need to Launch Your Business?
You have a great idea for a business and are […]
How Do Federal Interest Rates Affect Consumers?
2018 has been a year of interest rate activity like […]
Get Ready for the Ohio Sales Tax Holiday
In March 2018, Ohio lawmakers made the sales tax holiday […]
State Sales Tax and Your E-commerce Business
Sales tax on e-commerce has presented a contentious and confusing […]
Creating an Annual Report for Your Nonprofit
If your nonprofit’s fiscal year ends June 30 it’s time […]
Six Things Accountants Wish You Knew
When it comes to finances no one should know yours […]
Life in Greater Cincinnati on a Budget
Managing your money can be a difficult task whether you’re living […]
Use Your Raise Wisely
Congratulations! You just received a well-deserved raise for your hard […]
How to Prepare for a Routine Company Audit
So it’s almost time for a routine company audit. Are […]
Get a Handle on Credit Card Debt
Americans have an estimated $931 billion in credit card debt […]
6 Financial Mistakes to Avoid with Your Startup
Congratulations! You’ve started your own company. This is an exciting […]
Manage Student Loan Debt in Your 30s and 40s
A standard student loan plan of 10 years sounds feasible. […]
Income Taxes: Who Can You Claim as a Dependent?
If you’re confused about who you can claim as a […]
Deciding to Buy or Lease a Business Space
Business owners make a lot of decisions. If you own […]
6 Great Things About an Accounting Career
If you’re picking your college major or making a career […]
How to Estimate the Value of Your Business
Thinking of purchasing a company or selling your business? Diving […]
6 Apps to Help You Manage Your Finances
One of the major stressors on Americans is finances. Thanks […]
Why Cincinnati is a Great Place to Start a Business
When driving home from the southern states many Cincinnatians feel […]
Pros and Cons of Doing Your Own Taxes
The unrecognized fifth season of the year is here: tax […]
How to Budget for a Dream Vacation
What is your dream vacation? A cruise along the Bahamas? […]
The Right Money Management Strategy for Your Life Stage
Money management strategies change throughout your life. And while sound […]
Can Your Business Save Money by Helping the Environment?
You’re probably always looking for ways to help your business […]
6 Ways Your Small Business Can Save Money
The desire to save money sometimes leads to cutting corners. […]
How Tax Reform Affects Businesses and Individuals
On December 20, Congress passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs […]
Money Management Resolutions for 2018
We all have hopes for our new year’s resolutions to […]
Five Benefits of Hiring a Bookkeeper
Do you worry too much about numbers adding up correctly? […]
Reporting Financial Information to Your Nonprofit Board
Financial transparency is one of the pillars nonprofits are built […]
Five Famous People Who Studied Accounting
When you think of an accountant, what’s the first image […]
Giving Thanks for Our Community
Thanksgiving marks a time for family to come together, and […]
How to Track Your Year-End Charitable Giving
‘Tis the season for lots of year-end requests from nonprofit […]
Tax Reform: How Could it Affect You?
Although it’s uncertain whether President Trump’s tax reform plan, announced […]
5 Signs You Child Might Make a Great Accountant
Even though most people are aware of accounting as a […]
How a CPA Can Help You Create a Budget
Everyone who’s had to manage their own money for any […]
What Do the Letters After My Account’s Name Mean?
When you hire an accountant, you want to know what […]
How to Prepare for Tax Time, All Year
Don’t throw out that receipt! Or should you? Paper can […]
Should You File for an Income Tax Extension?
Even though the tax deadline in the U.S. has been […]
Five Things To Know Before Launching Your New Nonprofit
So you’re interested in starting a nonprofit. You are not […]
Does Your Startup Need an Accountant?
When it comes to living your dreams and starting your […]
Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation’s First True-Up Report Due August 15
With the changes the Ohio Bureau of Worker’s Compensation has […]
Donohoo, Cupp & Associates Sponsors Clermont Northeastern Band Boosters
Donohoo, Cupp & Associates, CPAs supports the Clermont Northeastern (CNE) Band […]
DCA Participates in Backpack Ministry Program
The DCA CPAs team participated in Sonrise Church’s Backpack Ministry Program, benefiting […]
Donohoo, Cupp & Associates, CPAs Offers Internship Opportunity to Jarod Wolfe
Donohoo, Cupp & Associates, CPAs, recently offered Jarod Wolfe an […]
Donohoo, Cupp & Associates Sponsors 2014 Art Affaire
Donohoo, Cupp & Associates, CPAs, is once again a proud […]
Donohoo, Cupp & Associates Proudly Supports #dreambig CCU
As firm believers in quality higher education, the members of Donohoo, […]
Donovan Donohoo Jr. Earns 2013 Five Star Wealth Manager Award
Five Star Professional and Cincinnati Magazine announced Donovan Donohoo, Jr., President […]
Donohoo, Cupp & Associates Sponsors 2013 Art Affaire
Donohoo, Cupp & Associates, CPAs, is proud to once again join […]
Donohoo, Cupp & Associates Sponsors Milford Adventure Challenge
For the second year, Donohoo, Cupp & Associates, CPAs, is a race […]
Two Requirements Employers* Must Meet Prior To and After October 1, 2013
October 1, 2013, is the deadline for employers to notify […]
Miami Township Fire/EMS Chief Retires
Don Donohoo and Roger Cupp of Donohoo, Cupp & Associates, CPAs, […]
Walden Sisters Receive Diplomas
Lillian Paige Walden and Bryn Regan Walden, daughters of Gwen […]
Ohio Sales and Use Tax Rate Increases September 1, 2013
The Ohio Sales and Use Tax Rate increases by 0.25% […]
Donohoo, Cupp & Associates, CPAs, Pays Tribute to George Robert “Bob” Lamb
Donohoo, Cupp & Associates, CPAs, joined the SEM (Southeastern Ecumenical […]
Ohio Governor and General Assembly Approves $2.7 Billion Tax Cut
Effective July 1, 2013, tax law changes approved by Ohio […]
Donohoo, Cupp & Associates Clients and Staff Witness Reds No-Hitter
Several clients and staff of Donohoo, Cupp & Associates, CPAs, gathered July […]
Rotary Club of Cincinnati – Eastside Donates Meat
Inter Parish Ministry of Newtown was one of three recipients […]