EisnerAmper Podcast

Real Estate Impact of Remote Workers

Amy Menist joins Tim Schuster on The Bottom Line, where they discuss the top trends in real estate market due to the rise in remote workers. This podcast also discusses what employees and employers should be considering regarding purchasing versus renting spaces or houses.

Remote Work Considerations During the Hiring Process

In this episode of The Bottom Line, Tim Schuster, Senior Manager in EisnerAmper’s Private Client Services Group, is joined by Dr. Matthew Kerzner, Managing Director in the firm’s Center for Individual and Organizational Performance. The two discuss the impactful remote work trends and implications business and HR leaders need to consider throughout the entire hiring process to ensure they’re finding the right fit.

Insurance, Cybersecurity and Your Business

Tim Schuster is joined by Steve Edelstein from USI Insurance Services to discuss Cyber Security insurance and why it’s important for your business to be proactive in setting up cyber security measures.

How Much Do You Get to Keep?

In this episode of The Bottom Line, Tim Schuster is joined by Jordan Amin, Partner-in-Charge of Private Business Services, to discuss taxes on a business sale. There are two certainties in life: death and taxes. And in this episode, we discuss some tax strategies to consider in the sale of a business. 

Congratulations! You Sold Your Business

In this episode of The Bottom Line, Tim Schuster is joined by Lisë Stewart and Alan Wink on discussing to discuss what a business owner should do after they sell their business.

Due Diligence

Tim Schuster is joined by Lisë Stewart and Alan Wink discussing the all-important aspect of selling a business: due diligence. Our experts weigh in on this process, which can be long and tedious for the seller.  

Preparing to Sell Your Business

Great! You decided to sell your business. Now what? On this episode of The Bottom Line, Tim Schuster is joined by Lisë Stewart and Alan Wink to discuss how to get ready to sell your company.

Should We Sell?

Tim Schuster is joined by Lise Stewart and Alan Wink discussing the current red-hot buyers’ market. A question most business owners might be thinking is, should we sell? Lise and Alan talk about this question in detail in this episode of The Bottom Line.

Why Cloud Accounting Makes Sense for Your Company - Part 2

In this episode of The Bottom Line, Tim Schuster, Senior Manager in the Private Business Services Group, has a conversation with John Delalio, Managing Director of EisnerAmper’s Outsourced Accounting Services Group. John discusses why Cloud Accounting is an alternative for your business, especially during COVID-19, and how cloud accounting can help if your considering raising capital or selling the business.

 

State and Local Tax Issues Surrounding COVID-19

In this episode of “The Bottom Line,” Tim Schuster of EisnerAmper’s Private Business Services Group discusses some of the state and local tax (SALT) issues related to COVID-19, including nexus and the implications of a remote workforce.

My Trusted Business Advisor Is Retiring. What Should I Do?

In this episode of The Bottom Line, EisnerAmper senior manager Tim Schuster gives some helpful hints for when you find out your trusted business advisor—accountant, attorney, banker, insurance agent, etc.—is planning to retire.

Business Planning During COVID-19

This episode of “The Bottom Line” covers how business owners can work with their trusted advisors to properly leverage the COVID-19 government stimulus programs, navigate the tax issues within these programs, and plan for the future when some semblance of normalcy returns. 

SBA Disaster Assistance Resulting from COVID-19

In this episode of “The Bottom Line,” Tim Schuster, an advisor in EisnerAmper’s Private Business Services Group, discusses low-interest SBA loans for businesses impacted by the coronavirus. Tim explains the types of loans available, who qualifies, and how to apply.

Families First Coronavirus Response Act

As the government works on economic stimulus measures in light of the coronavirus outbreak, EisnerAmper business consultant Tim Schuster gives a high-level overview of the “Families First Coronavirus Response Act” and what it means for both employers and employees.

What Is An Outsourced CFO?

Dave Plaskow and Tim Schuster are joined by Lindsey Gross from EisnerAmper’s Outsourced Finance and Accounting services group to discuss what an outsourced CFO is, when would you want to outsource your CFO and how this can impact the Great Transition (silver tsunami).

The 5 W’s of 1099s

In this episode, Tim Shuster, Jessie Cardona and Greg Bilecki, from EisnerAmper’s Private Business Services Group, discuss the who, what, when, where and whys of 1099 forms.

FMLA and Absence Management

In this episode of The Bottom Line, Jane Romanowski, from ADP, and Tim Schuster discuss the Family and Medical Leave act.

What Are The New Overtime Rules?

In this episode of The Bottom Line, Jane Romanowski, from ADP, and Tim Schuster discuss the new overtime rules.

Year-End Planning

In this installment of “The Bottom Line,” EisnerAmper business consultant Tim Schuster offers company owners a few proactive things to think about as we approach the end of 2019. He covers taxes, budgeting, business structure and more.

The Importance of Verifying Employment Status

Meredith Brown and Kristen Whelan from ADP join Tim Schuster as they discuss the importance of hiring employees who can legally work in the United States.

A Cautionary Tale on Fraud

In this episode Dan Gibson, partner in EisnerAmper's Private Business Services Group, and Tim Schuster, Senior Manager, discuss real life examples of instances of fraud and the three factors that incentivize fraud.

You Mean Employers and Employees Are Not on the Same Page?

Meredith Brown from ADP joins Tim Schuster to employee versus employer perspectives on the evolution of compensation, financial wellness and employee incentives.

Employee Benefits That Are on the Fringe

You’ve heard of employee benefits like 401(k)s, life insurance, and paid vacation time. But with changing demographics and technologies, companies are looking at alternative types of benefits to attract and retain talent. EisnerAmper business advisor Tim Schuster examines what some of these are, who’s using them, and if they’re having the desire result.

6 Types of Executive Compensation to Consider

EisnerAmper Private Business Services advisor Tim Schuster looks at executive compensation, an increasingly broad issue that impacts both companies and prospective executives. Going beyond merely salary, Tim covers option grants, deferred compensation, fringe benefits and more. He also examines what to be aware of when preparing an executive compensation package.

Is There a Difference Between Outsourcing and Private Business Services?

In this episode of “The Bottom Line,” Lindsey Gross of EisnerAmper’s Outsourced Finance and Accounting Group joins Tim Schuster from Private Business Services to discuss the differences between these two areas, give us a couple of client case studies that demonstrate those differences, and which types of client could benefit from each.