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Craft Brewers Leaving R&D Tax Credits Untapped

By Pinion Editorial | November 16, 2018

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Opportunities Available to Reduce Income Tax Liabilities for Craft Brewers Tax reform has created ample changes for businesses, as well as confusion in the craft brewers marketplace for what applies and what doesn’t. The clarity around applying the Research and Development (R&D) tax credit is no exception. The R&D tax …

The Value of Collaboration in Agriculture

By Pinion Editorial | November 16, 2018

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With an increasing number of technology providers offering their services to growers with the aim of solving very specific problems or offering service in a small niche of agriculture, I see more and more ‘silos’ forming in the ag-tech landscape. And I’m not talking about the nice, shiny kind that …

In Wake of Disaster, How to Minimize Taxes on Insurance Proceeds

How to Help California Fire Victims

By Pinion Editorial | November 12, 2018

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Camp Fire, now the most destructive wildfire in the history of California, has desecrated an insurmountable number of people’s lives, families, friends, homes, and livelihoods. In addition, two more wildfires in Southern California are displacing residents and businesses. As K·Coe Isom’s Chico, California location is just outside the perimeter of …

Extra Tax Prep Needed for 2018 Filing Season

By Pinion Editorial | November 9, 2018

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Following the monumental tax reform passed last December, the 2018 tax year will provide significant changes for flow-through entities and individuals. While many of these changes can result in opportunities, they will also create some complexities and challenges for 2018 tax prep and return filings. “It’s really important to do …

California Fires Affecting Education Compliance Requirements

By Pinion Editorial | November 6, 2018

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In light of the recent emergencies that have come to pass for local schools, we wanted to proactively share some guidance on evaluating your LEA’s instructional time compliance requirements. What are the compliance requirements? To comply with California Education Code, a school district must offer 180 days of school, and …

Sales Tax Changes Announced for Colorado Retailers

By Pinion Editorial | November 5, 2018

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Effective Dec. 1, 2018, the Colorado Department of Revenue will adopt new sales tax rules. The new rules state that “sales tax must be collected and remitted based on the jurisdiction’s tax rate at the point of delivery for the taxable good when taxable goods are delivered to a …

You Could Be Standing on Additional Revenue

By Pinion Editorial | September 20, 2018

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Many farmers haven’t ever stopped to think about the potential in revenue opportunities that lie right beneath them: land. “Your privately-owned land has value well beyond crop and livestock production,” says Robert Veldman, a senior land-management advisor at K·Coe Isom. In the face of thin margins and inconsistent markets, Robert encourages …

4 Unconventional Ideas for Cutting Costs

By Pinion Editorial | May 25, 2018

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Thinking Outside the Box Helps Agribusinesses Spend Less by Cutting Costs It’s a no-brainer that farms and ranches are best served by exploring ways at cutting costs. In fact, you’ve already found ways to do it. You’re not purchasing that big new piece of machinery or you’re buying used. You’ve …

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Pinion Insights: Posts authored by

Pinion Editorial

Craft Brewers Leaving R&D Tax Credits Untapped

The Value of Collaboration in Agriculture

How to Help California Fire Victims

Extra Tax Prep Needed for 2018 Filing Season

California Fires Affecting Education Compliance Requirements

Sales Tax Changes Announced for Colorado Retailers

You Could Be Standing on Additional Revenue

4 Unconventional Ideas for Cutting Costs

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