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Wouch Maloney Named 2025 Best Accounting Firms to Work For by Accounting Today

Wouch Maloney CPAs and Business Advisors is proud to announce that our firm has been recognized as a 2025 Best Accounting Firm to Work For by Accounting Today. This achievement would not have been possible without our remarkable team. Their incredible talent, passion, and dedication enabled our firm to receive this national accounting industry recognition. […]

Third-Quarter Estimated Taxes Due September 15th

If you pay estimated taxes, keep in mind that your third-quarter tax payment is due on September 15th. First Time Making Quarterly Payments If you are new to making quarterly tax payments, remember that taxes must be paid either through withholding or estimated tax payments as income is earned. For individuals whose primary income source […]

Tips for college students seeking an accounting internship

Each year, members of our team at Wouch Maloney CPAs and Business Advisors attend college career fairs during the fall and spring semesters at colleges and universities throughout the Philadelphia region. Our main focus at each fair is to speak with accounting majors seeking an accounting internship. We hire interns for tax season (January – […]

Wouch Maloney Named Best Places To Work For Women

We are honored to share our firm has received the inaugural 2025 Best Places to Work for Women Award! This honor showcases our commitment to fostering an inclusive and empowering workplace for women. Thank you to our incredible team for making this achievement possible! Let’s continue to break barriers together. ABOUT THE AWARD Best Places […]

Contractor July/August 2025

The July/August issue of Contractor is now available. In this issue, we provide an overview of major payroll challenges construction companies face such as worker classification and prevailing wage compliance. We also include an article on what contractors need to know about Building Information Modeling (BIM) and much more. In this issue: As always, if […]

Valuation and Litigation Briefing July/August 2025

In this issue of Valuation and Litigation Briefing, we highlight a case that involved proving damages for lost earnings and how lost benefits may be valued in personal injury cases. Additional topics include how financial experts can help attorneys bridge the knowledge gap in litigation cases involving complex financial matters; expert testimony and why courts […]

One Big Beautiful Bill Act — Individual Tax Provisions

On July 4, 2025, President Trump signed into law the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, a comprehensive 870-page measure that touches nearly every part of the U.S. economy. Among its many provisions, the Act makes permanent and expands several tax benefits for individuals that were originally introduced under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). […]

Real Estate Professional Qualifications

We receive many inquiries throughout the year from individuals who want to know if they can deduct real estate losses on their tax returns. If an individual is new to the world of managing, renting or maintaining properties, either as an individual or through a business, they may be unfamiliar with the requirements necessary to […]

Straccione Quoted in Philadelphia Inquirer

On July 22, 2025, our partner, Adrienne Straccione, CPA, CCIFP, was quoted in The Philadelphia Inquirer for an important article highlighting the escalating threat of financial theft to local small businesses. In her commentary, Adrienne offers valuable strategies for effectively mitigating financial theft and fraud while safeguarding your business’s finances.  To read the article, please […]

New Pennsylvania CPA Exam Requirements

CPA exam and licensure requirements for accounting professionals in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania were updated on June 30, 2025, when Governor Josh Shapiro signed Senate Bill 719 (Act 27 of 2025). The Act provides three pathways for individuals to become a CPA instead of two. Pennsylvania reduced the number of college credits required to sit […]