By Alan R. Sasserath, CPA, MS; Michael D. O’Brien, EA; and Richard Weber; CA March 2012 Vol. 3 No. 3 The Tax Stringer – The global economy has produced a growing need for individuals flexible enough to work outside of their home countries, especially among companies with operations in both Canada and the United States. […]
Posted on small businesses, tax strategy
By: Lynn Montag Tax season for 2019 may be in full swing, but it’s never too soon to start thinking about your 2020 business tax strategy. A new year means new tax challenges and opportunities for small business owners, so it’s best to understand recent tax code changes right at the beginning. Although different tax […]
Posted on Brexit, business growth, international, multinational businesses
By: Alan Sasserath and George Batas Brexit has officially happened: as of January 31, 2020, the U.K. is no longer a member of the European Union (EU). To many Americans, Brexit may seem like a distant event “across the pond” of no significance to their world, but there are several important ramifications and opportunities for […]
Posted on business growth, international, multinational businesses
By: Alan Sasserath & Marie Bradley If you’re a U.S. business owner interested in expanding overseas, your first question is likely: where do I start? At Sasserath & Zoraian, LLP, we maintain several longstanding relationships with overseas firms to assist our clients as they navigate the complex world of international tax and international business. As […]
Posted on CCPA, cybersecurity, GDPR, international, legal, technology and security
By: John McClung Data privacy is one of the most important business and cultural issues of the 21st century. Universal access to all kinds of personal information is now at unprecedented levels due to the instant communication provided by smartphones and the internet. As a result, identity theft, fraudulent credit card charges, and solicitation from […]
Posted on expatriates, individual taxpayers, international tax
By Alan Sasserath and Michael O’Brien Working abroad is an opportunity many adventurous Americans find glamorous and exciting, with the chance to live and explore a foreign country often viewed like a working vacation. Taxes have to be filed, work has to be done, and meetings must be attended, but everything feels a bit more […]