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Sal Schibell is Featured in NJBIZ: New Jersey CPAs say licensing change could attract talent
Sal Schibell, Tax Partner with Lawson, Rescinio, Schibell & Associates, is featured in the following article by Martin Daks on October 12 in NJBIZ. State has eased requirements to address accountant shortages. Here's what professionals say that may mean to the...
Medicare Open Enrollment 2027: New Costs, Social Security Increases and What Retirees Need to Know
Medicare open enrollment is here, and 2027 brings changes that could affect your retirement income, including a 3.6% Social Security increase and higher prescription drug cost limits. Before making coverage decisions, understand how Medicare premiums, retirement withdrawals, and taxes could affect your finances. Read my blog, “Medicare Open Enrollment 2027: New Costs, Social Security Increases and What Retirees Need to Know,” at LRScpa.com.
Think Before You Click: 5 Tips to Protect Yourself and Your Business from Cyberthreats
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and I've been reading about the latest scams and cyberthreats affecting businesses and individuals. One thing that stands out is how convincing these scams have become. Fraudulent emails, websites, and messages can look so...
New IRS Guidance Creates Major Tax Savings Opportunities for Commercial Real Estate Owners and Developers
If your business is planning to build, expand or purchase a manufacturing facility, a new IRS tax incentive could significantly reduce your tax bill. The IRS released interim guidance explaining how businesses can qualify for a 100% depreciation deduction for certain...
Lawson, Rescinio, Schibell & Associates (LRS) Returns to its Roots in Eatontown, NJ
Lawson, Rescinio, Schibell & Associates, P.C. (LRS) will relocate effective May 1, 2026, to 145 Wyckoff Road, Suite 304, Eatontown, NJ 07724
Tax Season is Over — Start Planning Now for a Stronger Year Ahead
Tax season may be behind you, but the smartest business decisions for next year start now. Learn how planning, stronger financial insight, industry-focused CPA guidance, and the smart use of AI can help improve results. Read my blog Tax Season is Over — Start Planning Now for a Stronger Year Ahead at LRScpa.com.
IRS Updates 2026 Depreciation Limits for Business-use Vehicles
Businesses that purchase or lease vehicles in 2026 should be aware of updated IRS depreciation limits for passenger automobiles. These annual adjustments affect how much can be deducted each year for business-use vehicles. Read the full blog, “2026 vehicle depreciation limits increase slightly for business autos,” at LRSCPA.com.
New Jersey Expands Family Leave and Job-Protection Requirements: What Employers Need to Know Before July 2026
New Jersey employers face sweeping changes to family leave and job-protection rules starting July 17, 2026 — and many small businesses will be impacted for the first time. Understanding how the expanded NJFLA, TDI, and FLI requirements work together is critical to staying compliant. Read the full blog, New Jersey expands family leave and job-protection requirements: what employers need to know before July 2026, at LRSCPA.com.
Four CEO Priorities for 2026 and How to Lead Through Them
2026 will test CEOs on multiple fronts — AI adoption, growth pressure, workforce engagement, and cost uncertainty driven by global disruption. The leaders who succeed will be those who connect strategy to execution and keep their organizations aligned through constant change. Read my blog, CEO Priorities for 2026, and How to Lead Through Them at LRSCPA.com.
2026 Payroll and Mileage Updates: Federal and New Jersey Changes at a Glance
Payroll rules are shifting again for 2026, with higher federal wage bases, updated mileage rates, expanded benefit limits, and significant New Jersey payroll changes now in effect. These updates affect withholding, reporting, and payroll calculations across the year. Read my blog, 2026 Payroll and Mileage Updates: Federal and New Jersey Changes at a Glance, to stay current at LRSCPA.com.