Author name: Kathy Flattmann, CPA

Kathy has over a decade of public accounting experience, serving clients in such industries as construction, grocery/retail, real estate, restaurant, oil & gas, and technology. Her primary responsibilities have been in the Audit & Accounting Department.

Secure Act 2.0 and retirement plan

SECURE 2.0 Act – What Businesses Need to Know for Their Retirement Plan

Designed to make it easier for employees to save for retirement, the Secure Act 2.0 was signed on 12/29/22 and changes are still going into effect. Kathy Flattmann, CPA explains what businesses need to know for their retirement plan. It is a good idea for employers to review their plan document and determine what, if any, amendments will be needed.

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COVID-19 IMPLICATIONS FOR EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS (EBPs)

Will your Employee Benefit Plan be affected by COVID-19? During the pandemic, some companies are experiencing reduced revenues, increased costs, and concerns over whether they can continue to be profitable. As a result, some businesses might find that their Employee Benefit Plans, such as 401(k)s, could use some tweaking. Kathy Flattmann discusses  key COVID-19 implications

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401k Fiduciary Duties

Amazing yet true: it seems 401k Fiduciary Duties keep growing. If your plan documents name you (the plan administrator) as the fiduciary, then you and the plan sponsor (your employer), could be taking on more risks than you know. According to the Department of Labor, your basic responsibilities include: acting solely in the interest of plan participants

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Commercial Property Renovation Windfall – Audit Manager Kathy Flattmann Highlights Your Opportunities for Historic Tax Credits.

Are you thinking of rehabilitating a building in Louisiana that is 50+ years old? Did you know your reno expenditures may qualify for federal and state tax credits? Federal and State tax credits are available to owners who rehabilitate buildings that are located in a Certified Cultural or Downtown Development District, which includes most of

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