Discover how the real estate industry is adapting by turning to private capital and small banks to manage the decline in government funding.
Discover how the real estate industry is adapting by turning to private capital and small banks to manage the decline in government funding.
The end of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency, along with other impending changes to Medicare and Medicaid, will result in an increased compliance and financial burden for providers. To prepare for the coming regulatory shift, providers must understand what will change, what will stay the same and how new regulations will impact them specifically.
After a period of rapid change during the pandemic, evidence suggests hybrid work is here to stay. As professional services firms adjust to shifting workplace norms — reevaluating their real-estate portfolios and workforce policies — one overarching priority has emerged: flexibility.
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced the updated contribution limits to retirement plans in Notice 2022-55. The new limits are valid beginning in the tax year 2023. Find out the new limits and how they may affect your retirement strategy.
The new research and development tax credit claim requirements are more complex than ever. Here is a breakdown of what your business needs to provide and suggestions for executing the process.
A merger or acquisition rarely runs smoothly. Having the right professionals on your team and knowing what questions to ask can help ease any tax challenges. Here are eight questions to help transition from separate entities to consolidated or subsidiary status.
With inflation rates reaching historical highs and driving up the cost of doing business, business owners are seeking out creative ways to fight inflation. The Series I Savings Bond is one tool that’s been getting some buzz.
The Internal Revenue Service will raise the optional standard mileage rate for the final six months of 2022 to help offset the rise in gas prices nationwide.
For many businesses, it’s been a minute since they’ve had to account for employee travel expenses. So it might be time for a refresher on which expenses are tax-deductible, which aren’t, and what pandemic-related tax incentives are available.
The IRS continues to work through a backlog of millions of paper-filed returns and correspondence from the 2021 tax filing season. Add staffing challenges and congressional underfunding to the issue, and trying to track down a missing refund or deal with an unexpected tax notice is bound to be frustrating.