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Corrigan Krause

Corrigan Krause is a mid-size CPA firm located in Westlake, Ohio, specializing in servicing closely-held businesses since 1989.

Corrigan Krause provides various accounting, tax, compliance, and consulting solutions to the challenges that small companies face in the ever-changing business environment. We take pride in working as business advocates, providing value-added personalized service and building long-term relationships to help position our clients for the future. Corrigan Krause is also an independent member of MSI Global Alliance, a worldwide organization of professional accounting firms and business advisors in more than 100 countries. This affiliation provides us with access to industry-focused experts in major cities around the world. Learn more at www.corrigankrause.com.

11/02/2026

Last week, Corrigan Krause was proud to raise money for the Karen Wellington Foundation during our annual Halloween putt-putt contest.

The Karen Wellington Foundation is an anti-cancer, cancer foundation. They understand that breast cancer does not define you, in fact, it is the least interesting thing about you. They recognize that life is better LIVED with FUN on the calendar and cancer is better when kicked to the curb. The Karen Wellington Foundation is here to help create those little moments that happen in between and celebrate LIVING along the way.

To learn more about how Corrigan Krause supports the communities we serve, click here: https://hubs.ly/Q04C-0cD0

10/28/2026

Our 18th annual Strategic Alliance kickoff Summit event was a huge success! Our experts covered A&A implications of tariffs, top CPEA FAQs, OBBBA elements going into effect in 2027, state & local tax essentials for practitioners...and more!

Thank you so much to all our speakers, Aaron Apathy, Tom Groskopf, Earnie Niemi, Mike Schwanekamp, Tim White, Scott Jones, Eric Dorenkott, and Mark Rossetti, for taking the time to prepare our team and guess for 2027.

10/27/2026

Welcome to Tax Tip Tuesday! Taxpayers who have made or plan to make charitable donations during the year should keep good records of all their contributions. Organized records can make tax filing easier and help support a deduction if it's claimed on a federal tax return.

Here are some tips to help taxpayers keep track of charitable donations:

✅ General deduction rules. Generally, taxpayers must itemize deductions on Schedule A (Form 1040), Itemized Deductions to claim a deduction for charitable contributions.

✅ Know what qualifies. Donations to individuals are not deductible. Examples of this include gifts or individual fundraising accounts. Taxpayers can use the Tax Exempt Organization Search tool on https://hubs.ly/Q04CgLxR0 to verify whether an organization is eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions.

✅ Keep proof of all cash donations. For any cash, check or other monetary gifts, taxpayers should keep a bank record or written communication from the charitable organization showing the organization's name, the date of the contribution and the amount donated.

✅ Get a written acknowledgment for larger donations. Contributions of $250 or more, cash or property, require a written acknowledgment from the qualified organization before the deduction can be claimed. The documentation must include the amount of cash or description of the property. It also must state if the organization provided any goods or services in exchange for the gift. If so, description and a good faith estimate of the value of those goods or services must be provided.

✅ Maintain records for non-cash donations. Taxpayers should keep records describing donated property and its fair market value. Additional documentation, including Form 8283, Noncash Charitable Contributions, and a qualified appraisal may be required for larger noncash donations.

Special rules apply to donations of certain types of property such as automobiles, inventory and certain other readily valued property.

10/26/2026

Tomorrow Corrigan Krause will kick off our 18th annual Strategic Alliance Education Series with our Summit event at The Aviator in Cleveland.

We’d like to thank this year’s sponsors, Capital Group | American Funds, CKE Financial Services LLC, MFS, and T. Rowe Price for supporting our educational event.

10/23/2026

Earlier this month, Corrigan Krause was proud to be a hole sponsor for the St. Ignatius soccer program golf scramble at Bob-o-Link Golf Course in Avon, Ohio.

To learn more about how Corrigan Krause supports the communities we serve, click here: https://hubs.ly/Q04C6_nd0

10/22/2026

Meet the Accountant Night season was a smashing success for Corrigan Krause!

Huge thank you to Haydn Carreras, Emily Robb, Maya Stoffers, Joseph Bub, Jesse Nadinic, and Derek Odelli for representing our firm at Baldwin Wallace University, Miami University, John Carroll University, The Ohio State University, and Cleveland State University.

We’re already looking forward to next year!

10/21/2026

Corrigan Krause clients are local business owners and community members who are passionate about building a solid future. Our team takes the time to get to know our clients and their unique goals. Sometimes, helping clients reach their goals takes a little extra and we celebrate every opportunity to go above and beyond.

Tax Associate Haydn Carreras recently went the extra mile for a client.

“Haydn has done a great job for a newer client of mine. He has worked with them to cover all onboarding and preparation,” Logan said. “They are very happy with our work. I came in to help with delivery, but he did the bulk of the work on this and deserves recognition.”

Haydn is just one of the Corrigan Krause team members who work every day alongside our clients to build a future to be proud of.

To learn more about how our team goes above and beyond for our clients, click here: https://hubs.ly/Q04BSCvc0

10/20/2026

Welcome to Tax Tip Tuesday! Verifying your identity online with the IRS is important because you can easily access your online account, respond to IRS letters safely, and more, including obtaining an Identity Protection PIN (IP PIN), which blocks anyone else from filing a federal return with your Social Security number.

Taxpayers who are unable to verify their identity online may still be able to get an IP PIN.

✅ Eligible taxpayers with an adjusted gross income below $84,000 for individuals or $168,000 for married filing joint may apply by submitting Form 15227, Application for an Identity Protection Personal Identification Number.
✅ Taxpayers who cannot verify their identity online or by phone are not eligible to use Form 15227, or experience technical issues can make an appointment at a Taxpayer Assistance Center to complete the process in person.

Address

191 American Boulevard , Suite 201
Westlake, OH
44145

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Website

http://www.corrigankrause.com/

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