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Mr. Sikich Goes to Washington (Again)

Going Concern

Sikich has a $250 million investment from Bain Capital to play around with so we don’t expect they’re done gobbling up other people’s established contracts in Washington. The post Mr. Sikich Goes to Washington (Again) appeared first on Going Concern.

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Washington, Lincoln and the U.S. tax system

Accounting Today

In the wake of President's Day, and in the midst of tax season, take a minute to learn about Washington's and Lincoln's key contributions to the U.S. tax system.

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Washington State Considers Creating a Retail Delivery Fee

CPA Practice

Washington could be on its way to becoming the third state in the nation with a retail delivery fee, following the route paved by Colorado and Minnesota. So, what would a Washington retail delivery fee look like? Why would Washington create a retail delivery fee? What would be subject to a Washington retail delivery fee?

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Aldrich Acquires HMA CPA in Washington

CPA Practice

across Oregon, California, Colorado, Utah, and Washington. Aldrich is composed of Aldrich CPAs + Advisors LLP; Aldrich Wealth LP, a registered investment advisory firm with more than $6 billion in assets under management; and Aldrich Capital Advisors LP, which provides advisory services for business transactions.

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Supreme Court Won’t Take Up Washington Capital Gains Tax Challenge

CPA Practice

Washington , the lawsuit challenging Washington’s capital gains tax. Treasure Mackley, executive director of Invest in WA Now, which backs the capital gains tax, said the decision was “a huge victory for Washington kids and families.” By Claire Withycombe, The Seattle Times (TNS) The U.S. ©2024 The Seattle Times.

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Scott Reddersen Awarded 40 Under 40 Honor by Washington Business Journal

Withum

Withum is proud to share that Scott Reddersen was named to the Washington Business Journal 40 Under 40 List for 2024. The Washington Business Journal’ s 40 Under 40 celebrates up-and-coming professionals who have made significant contributions to their industries and communities.

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Frontrunner in Washington's gov. race defends capital gains tax

Accounting Today

Without an income tax, Washington has one of the most regressive tax systems in the U.S.