Articles by Daliah D. Bui
CPA, CEPA, MAcc
Principal
Daliah Bui is a Principal for BeachFleischman, where she leads the firm's Hospitality Practice and serves as a member of the Tax Department. Daliah has worked in public accounting since 2011, and she provides accounting, consulting, tax planning, and compliance services for a variety of privately held and publicly traded companies.
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Reducing your payroll burden with FICA tip credit
This valuable tax break helps hospitality businesses offset payroll tax costs for tipped employees, yet it’s often underused. Learn how to calculate and claim this dollar-for-dollar credit to reduce your tax burden and maximize savings.
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IRS Form 8027: What restaurant owners need to know
Learn the guidelines and calculations to determine if your restaurant is required to file IRS Form 8027, and get tips to avoid any compliance issues.
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How the 2025 Inflation Adjustment Figures will impact your year-end tax planning
Learn how the IRS's 2025 inflation adjustments impact tax planning, including updated tax brackets, deductions, AMT, and more. Discover strategies for optimizing year-end tax planning.
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Tip credit rule voided: What it means for tipped workers (and their employers)
BeachFleischman recaps the recent U.S. Court of Appeals decision overturning the Department of Labor's 80/20 tip credit rule under the FLSA. Learn how this ruling simplifies compliance for businesses with tipped employees and reduces the need for tracking non-tipped work. Stay updated on tip credits, taxes, and minimum wage laws.
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IRS delays new reporting rule for online payment processors
The IRS is delaying the $600 Form 1099-K reporting threshold for third-party settlement organizations for the 2023 tax year.
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Fully deduct business meals this year
Wining and dining customers and employees can result in tax deductions and for 2022, the write-offs are bigger than usual.
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Businesses with employees who receive tips may be eligible for a tax credit
Owners of restaurants and bars have had a rough couple of years due to the pandemic. Keep in mind that employers in the food and beverage industry may be eligible for a valuable tax break with the FICA tip credit. Here’s how it works.