The SECURE Act was signed into law in December 2019. This landmark legislation may affect how you plan for your retirement. Many of the provisions go into effect in 2020, which means now is the time to consider how these new rules may affect your tax and retirement-planning situation.

Disruption in today’s business environment is a given. Learn more about how our Advisory, Tax and Audit leaders can support the growth and evolution of your business.

For the fifth consecutive year, INSIDE Public Accounting (IPA) has named Brown Smith Wallace a Top 100 Firm. The firm moved up two spots, coming in at 86. The firm was also named a Best of the Best Firm.

A comprehensive, outcome-focused marketing strategy is more critical to your business than ever before. Learn about our integrated and insight-based approach to managing your marketing and communications strategy efficiently to drive results.

Our 2019-2020 Tax Planning Guide is designed to help businesses and individuals understand the important issues affecting their tax filing. Click to access our online guide today!

If you hire independent contractors, freelancers or vendors and pay them more than $600 in business-related payments, then you’ll need to prepare and issue an IRS Form 1099-MISC. Learn why many companies are outsourcing this function.

View our library of recorded webinar content on a variety of topics include tax planning, cybersecurity, fraud prevention and more.

See what our employees have to say about being a part of the Brown Smith Wallace Family in our new firm video.

Join us for our new digital transformation event series, featuring presentations to equip business leaders across all industries with knowledge and tools to achieve strategic business goals.

Learn how data analysis is changing the way forensic accountants and fraud experts do their jobs and why your organization should employ active data monitoring.

Learn how an independent insurance review could save your organization significant money.

The Supreme Court ruled in South Dakota v. Wayfair last June that taxpayers no longer need an in-state physical presence to create sales tax nexus. Do you know how this case and economic nexus applies to your business?