Electronic Communications to Reduce the Spread of COVID-19
The health & safety of our clients and employees is paramount and therefore, BKC has been taking enhanced precautions concerning the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19). Read more about alternative communication options to minimize potential risks as we work towards the upcoming tax deadlines:
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Relocation of BKC's Flemington office
It is with great pleasure that we announce the move of our Flemington office from 114 Broad Street to the Feed Mill Station building located at 39 Highway 12, Suite 2, Flemington, NJ. The new office is less than 1 mile from our previous location and provides us with state of the art security, additional space for firm growth, and continued conveniences for our clients.
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BKC & BDO Alliance USA
BKC is an independent member of the BDO Alliance USA, a nationwide association of independently owned local and regional accounting, consulting and service firms with similar client service goals. This alliance allows us to better service our clients with greater flexibility, efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
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Employees' Social Security Taxes to be Deferred
On August 8, 2020, President Trump signed an Executive Order, for the Treasury Department to issue guidance related to the deferral of Social Security Taxes, for employees. The deferral will apply to wages that are paid from September 1, 2020 through December 31, 2020.
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RECENT TAX TIDBIT
COVID-19 CHILDCARE
The State of New Jersey recently announced plans to dedicate $250 million in funding from the federal Coronavirus Relief Fund, which will provide additional support to children and their families, as well as for thousands of childcare providers with resources. If your Annual Gross Household Income is less than $75,000 and you are a NJ Read More…
Recent Blog Post
THE GREAT EXPERIMENT: REMOTE WORK AND THE NEW REALITY OF REAL ESTATE
There’s no question the global pandemic of 2020 quickened trends of the future that were hitting the wall of the present: Employers resistant to allowing employees to work remotely suddenly had no choice as localities enacted mandatory stay-at-home measures. Businesses migrated to remote work on an unprecedented scale – a great experiment, the ripple effects of which are many for real estate. As parts of the business world adjust to working from home, some are finding multi-year office Read More…
