G.T. Reilly & Company

10/15/2026

Are you planning to attend the Massachusetts Council of Nonprofits Annual Conference on 10/21? We'll be there as a gold sponsor. Stop by our booth and register to win a $100 Amazon gift card just for saying hi!

https://macouncilofnonprofits.org/events/annual-conference/

10/13/2026

As a reminder, the 2026 tax year offers more options (and limits) for deducting your charitable contributions at the federal level, whether you itemize or not. Rachael Dooley just wrote an article about these tax changes. Specifically, nonitemizers can get an annual federal deduction of $1,000 for individuals ($2,000 for those married filing jointly) for their qualified charitable contributions.

For itemizers and corporations, there are new limits on charitable deductions. Seek guidance from your tax advisor for proper calculation of charitable deductions under the new law.

View our full article for more information.

Many changes after OBBBA affect the deductibility of charitable contributions and are effective for tax years beginning after December 31, 2025. Plan ahead with these details.

10/12/2026

Our offices will also be closed today for the Federal holiday.

10/08/2026

Jayme F. Moore, Jessica Payne, Olivia Boncaldo and Jack Morgan recently participated in the Archbishop Williams High School Golf Tournament. Always a fun day while supporting our clients!

10/07/2026

Massachusetts enacted its 2026 Supplemental Budget in June, and there are several provisions that affect conformity of federal and Massachusetts state tax law. Ryan McDonell just wrote an article that summarizes key tax changes that may impact your Massachusetts business or individual tax situation.
One of the most significant business tax changes involves research and experimental expenditures. There is also a difference in tax law conformity for the business interest limitation, an update to pass-through entity excise taxation, and changes to family and medical leave contributions. See the full GT Reilly Business Advisor article for more details.

See the full article for more details.

Massachusetts enacted the 2026 Supplemental Budget, with several provisions affecting conformity of federal and state tax law. This article summarizes the key tax changes.

10/06/2026

When you select a CPA firm, it's the people who make the difference. Today, we turn our spotlight on Sean S. McNeil, CPA, MBA, an Accounting & Auditing Director at GT Reilly. Sean provides audit and advisory services to financial institutions, private businesses and nonprofit organizations. He also servces on the firm's Not-for-Profit Committee, which guide's the firms services to nonprofit organizations. Learn more about Sean here:

https://gtreilly.com/team/sean-s-mcneil-cpa-mba

10/02/2026

We are very proud of Tax Manager Rachael Dooley for participating in the New England Society of CPAs mentor match program. Rachael will be mentoring an MSA graduate student through the program, which demonstrates her dedication to the future of our industry. Way to go, Rachael!

09/28/2026

If you rely on fundraising for your nonprofit, a consistent development approach is historically more sustainable than episodic fundraising. It helps build momentum, strengthen donor relationships, and support long-term goals.

This article by Sean S. McNeil, CPA offers several steps to help the development team move from short campaigns to a consistent, strategic process throughout the year.

See the full article: https://gtreilly.com/nonprofits/moving-beyond-feast-or-famine-fundraising-for-your-nonprofi

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Shifting to consistent, strategic fundraising helps build momentum, strengthen donor relationships and support long-term goals. Here’s how to make the transition.

09/21/2026

Nick Dumont and Melissa Hubbel represented GT Reilly at the Bridgewater State University Career Fair last week. We love having our BSU alumni go back and talk to students about our job opportunities, which you can find right now on Handshake!

09/21/2026

Last week was our annual cookout and corn hole tournament. Our tournament winners this year were David J. Keyo Jr. and Jayme F Moore. Way to go!