RKL LLP, which has offices in Lancaster and the Lehigh Valley, has launched a new group of services aimed at people with significant wealth. 

A new subsidiary allowing business leaders to focus on optimizing and managing the accounting, finance and workforce functions of organizations nationwide has been introduced by RKL LLP.

WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital, The Hershey Co. and more

It may be more than halfway through 2022, but accountants are still dealing with the 2021 tax return season thanks to pandemic-related changes and backlogs with the Internal Revenue Service. 

Lancaster-based RKL LLP named one of its partners to lead the firm’s Small Business Services Group. 

The 2022 tax season is nearing its end, meaning that accounting firms will begin to empty as staff earn a much-needed break from extended hours and crunch time leading up to Tax Day on April 18th.

RKL LLP named Michael De Stefano as chief operating officer. 

Mergers & acquisitions are rebounding following the pandemic according to a report just released by RKL LLP. 

Lancaster-based consulting firm RKL’s human resources practice saw substantial growth in the last 18 months as clients reached out for COVID-19 related help and beyond. 

Lancaster-based advisory firm RKL will expand into Franklin and Adams counties following a newly announced merger with Chambersburg-based Rotz & Stonesifer P.C. 

Lancaster-based investment firm PennSpring Capital’s newest partner brings more than a decade of experience in financial reporting services and strong technology expertise, the company announced this week.

The global financial markets coronavirus rollercoaster ride along with cultural and politic seismic shifts have some investors longing for investment stability. The municipal bond market is an attractive vehicle for those looking for tax advantages, portfolio diversification and contentment with conservative performance.

As businesses open throughout central Pennsylvania and the Lehigh Valley, legal and human resources experts are urging businesses to avoid liability issues by understanding the ever-evolving rules, especially as regions open in various phases without liability protections in place.

Numerous liability concerns will surround businesses that re-open over the next few weeks, but businesses also should be aware of issues for those who continue to work from home, including wage-and-hour rules.

Employers can expect to be fully forgiven for their Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan if they make a “good-faith” effort to bring back laid-off employees onto their payrolls — even if an employee declines their offer.