Larson Gross

Larson Gross “Larson Gross” is the brand name under which Larson Gross Assurance, PLLC and Larson Gross Advisors, LLC (and its subsidiaries) provide professional services.

Larson Gross is a full-service firm providing comprehensive accounting, bookkeeping, tax, and consulting services to clients throughout the United States and Canada. Larson Gross Assurance, PLLC and Larson Gross Advisors, LLC practice as an alternative practice structure in accordance with the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct and applicable laws, regulations, and professional standards. Larson G

ross Assurance, PLLC is a licensed independent CPA firm that provides attest services to its clients, and Larson Gross Advisors, LLC provides tax and business consulting services to their clients. Larson Gross Advisors, LLC is not a licensed CPA firm. The entities falling under the Larson Gross brand name are independently owned and are not liable for the services provided by any other entity providing services under Larson Gross brand. Our use of the terms “our firm” and “we” and “us” and terms of similar import, denote the alternative practice structure conducted by Larson Gross Assurance, PLLC and Larson Gross Advisors, LLC (and its subsidiaries).

The future of accounting adds up to more than faster processing.Technology can reduce repetitive work, improve reporting...
08/31/2026

The future of accounting adds up to more than faster processing.
Technology can reduce repetitive work, improve reporting, and give accounting teams more time to interpret trends and help leaders plan ahead.

From accounts payable automation to KPI dashboards, the right tools combine efficiency with trusted advisory support.

Read how technology is reshaping accounting and creating more capacity for confident decision-making.
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A U.S. single-member LLC may be simple to form, but it is not invisible to the IRS.Foreign e-commerce owners may face Fo...
08/27/2026

A U.S. single-member LLC may be simple to form, but it is not invisible to the IRS.

Foreign e-commerce owners may face Form 5472 reporting, a potential $25,000 penalty for missed filings, and additional federal or state tax obligations. Using a U.S. third-party logistics provider can also affect the tax analysis.
The simplest structure is not always the most tax-effective.

Read the full article: https://na2.hubs.ly/H07jNFW0

08/26/2026

Today we’re celebrating our favorite unofficial office companions, the ones who keep morale high, encourage regular walk breaks, and make sure no treat goes unaccounted for. 🐾

They may not prepare tax returns or join client meetings, but they are experts in loyalty, teamwork, and being there when you need them most. Sounds like a pretty great coworker to us!

Happy National Dog Day from Larson Gross and the four-legged friends who make our days a little brighter. 🐶💛

Its Team Member Tuesday! Meet Cole Voorhees, an A&A Senior Manager at Larson Gross!Cole is passionate about serving nonp...
08/25/2026

Its Team Member Tuesday! Meet Cole Voorhees, an A&A Senior Manager at Larson Gross!

Cole is passionate about serving nonprofit organizations, helping mission-driven clients navigate the financial and operational challenges that allow them to focus on making a difference in their communities. He enjoys building lasting relationships with clients and partnering with them to support the important work they do every day.

Outside the remote office, Cole loves exploring the Carolinas with his fiancée, Alee, and their adventurous pup, Moose. Whether they're discovering a new coastal town, hiking scenic trails, or checking out local restaurants, they're always up for their next adventure together.

Cole's commitment to serving others, paired with his approachable nature and genuine curiosity, makes him an invaluable part of our team and a trusted advisor to the clients he serves.

We're grateful to have you on the team, Cole!

Washington tax law is changing on several fronts, and timing matters.Recent legislation affects high-income individuals,...
08/24/2026

Washington tax law is changing on several fronts, and timing matters.

Recent legislation affects high-income individuals, estates, businesses, vehicle purchases, services, and several industry-specific activities. Key developments include:

• A new 9.9% millionaires’ tax and elective pass-through entity tax beginning in 2028
• Changes to Washington’s capital gains and estate taxes
• New luxury vehicle and transportation-related taxes
• Revised B&O tax rates, surcharges, and small-business relief
• Expanded sales tax on certain services, with some future changes tied to ongoing litigation

Because these provisions take effect at different points between 2025 and 2029, understanding both what changed and when it applies is essential.
Our latest article breaks down the major updates and highlights the dates Washington businesses and individuals should have on their radar.

Read the full update: https://na2.hubs.ly/H07jHjb0

Tax rules may be changing by the year, but you do not have to sort through the fine print alone. Connect with your Larson Gross advisor to discuss how these developments may affect your planning.

For Taiwanese semiconductor companies expanding into the U.S., tax planning should start before the U.S. entity does. A ...
08/20/2026

For Taiwanese semiconductor companies expanding into the U.S., tax planning should start before the U.S. entity does. A few engineers supporting a customer. A first U.S. hire. Spare parts stored locally. A service center. These can feel like incremental business decisions, but each can change a company's U.S. tax exposure.

And with no comprehensive U.S.-Taiwan income tax treaty currently in force, questions around withholding, transfer pricing, employee taxation and cross-border payments deserve particular attention.

Andy Shieh, Senior Manager and member of the Larson Gross iTax team, outlines 10 issues Taiwanese semiconductor and advanced manufacturing companies should consider before establishing or expanding U.S. operations.

The key takeaway: Don't treat U.S. tax planning as something that begins with the first tax return. It should be part of the expansion strategy from the start.

Read the full article to learn what companies should consider before moving people, products and capital into the U.S.

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Paying millions in foreign tax does not necessarily mean receiving an equivalent U.S. foreign tax credit.For investors w...
08/18/2026

Paying millions in foreign tax does not necessarily mean receiving an equivalent U.S. foreign tax credit.

For investors with significant foreign long-term capital gains or qualified dividends, the interaction between preferential U.S. tax rates and the foreign tax credit limitation can produce an unexpected—and potentially expensive—result. Even when substantial U.S. tax is owed, a portion of the foreign taxes paid may not be available as a current-year credit.

This issue frequently arises when selling shares in a foreign company, disposing of a concentrated overseas investment or receiving significant qualified dividends.
The outcome is often predictable, but the planning conversation needs to happen before the transaction. Modeling credit utilization, evaluating whether gains should be staged and forecasting future carryforwards can help investors understand their potential exposure and identify available planning opportunities.

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Contribution accounting may sound technical, but getting it right helps nonprofits tell a clearer story about their reso...
08/13/2026

Contribution accounting may sound technical, but getting it right helps nonprofits tell a clearer story about their resources, commitments and impact.

Our latest article, Nonprofit Contributions: Why Getting Recognition Right Matters, explores how nonprofits can distinguish contributions from exchange transactions, understand the difference between donor restrictions and donor conditions, and create a consistent process for reviewing funding arrangements.

Thoughtful contribution recognition supports more than compliance. It strengthens transparency, provides boards with better information, builds confidence with donors and grantmakers, and helps leadership stay focused on advancing the organization’s mission.

Read the article:
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Its Team Member Tuesday! Meet Miles, an A&A Senior Manager at Larson Gross!Miles enjoys helping clients navigate complex...
08/11/2026

Its Team Member Tuesday! Meet Miles, an A&A Senior Manager at Larson Gross!

Miles enjoys helping clients navigate complex accounting and assurance matters while building the kind of genuine relationships that make the work meaningful. He believes that understanding the people behind the numbers is just as important as understanding the numbers themselves.

When he's away from the office, you'll most likely find him outdoors with his wife and their cattle dog, Juno. Having grown up around the water, Miles has always been drawn to life on the coast. Whether he's sailing, foiling, or finding any excuse to spend a day on the water, that's where he feels most at home.

His adventurous spirit, curiosity, and love of connecting with people are just a few of the qualities that make Miles such a valued member of our team.
We're grateful to have you on board, Miles!

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Bellingham, WA
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