Midstate companies named a series of new hires this past week.

Lancaster-based RKL LLP remains one of the most recommended tax firms in the nation, according to a Forbes survey.

Manheim Township-based RKL LLP named seven additions to it's expanding accounting services.

The York County Economic Alliance (YCEA) has appointed its leader for 2020, along with four new board members.

The volatility of the value of a company is not uncommon around the unexpected exit of an organization’s leader, experts said, but what the management of a company does before and, in the short term after, sudden disruption in its leadership succession and ownership protocols, can determine its long-term success and survivability.

Manheim Township-based professional services and accounting firm RKL LLP introduced new services offered to help companies managed growth and change issues.

Sounds too good to be true, right? Over the past nine months, I have received calls from a number of my clients asking about a new investment opportunity being pitched to them. Whether it was a downtown York restaurant or an apartment complex in Baltimore, a primary draw of these investment opportunities was the potential tax savings. Many of these clients I would label “sophisticated investors,” so they are all well aware of various investment and tax-deferral strategies, such as 1031 like-kind exchanges. But permanent tax abatement? That almost seems too good to be true.

A former staff accountant at RKL LLP is returning to the Manheim Township, Lancaster County-based accounting firm as its CFO.

Nursing homes throughout the state face Medicaid funding gaps, for a total of $631 million in statewide funding shortages, according to data from LeadingAge PA, an association of nonprofit aging service providers in Pennsylvania.