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Not-for-profit organizations strive to make a positive impact, but measuring their success in today's data-driven world can be challenging.
Here are a few ways that not-for-profit organizations can ensure they are meeting their cybersecurity needs.
This article explores the top five cybersecurity trends of 2024, offering insights into these threats and equipping business leaders with the knowledge necessary to be proactive and stay vigilant.
Multifamily property owners and investors are no strangers to navigating a constantly evolving economic environment, changing regulations and shifting market demands. Adapting to the upcoming sunsetting of temporary increases in estate and gift tax exemptions is no different.
The countdown is on. The increased estate and gift tax exemptions established by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017 are scheduled to sunset as of Dec. 31, 2025. With Congressional intervention looking increasingly unlikely, the valuable tax advantages will expire, returning to 2017 levels, adjusted for inflation.
Most sectors of the U.S. workforce continue to experience a skilled labor shortage that was exacerbated by the COVID-induced “great resignation,” and the not-for-profit sector is no different.
Navigating IRS agreements for foreign partnerships and trusts is crucial, especially with recent extensions simplifying compliance processes.
The U.S. labor supply and demand have shifted dramatically in recent years. In April 2020, the pandemic sparked record unemployment levels, with 0.2 available jobs per unemployed worker.
The Green Book, a document detailing the president’s revenue proposals, encompasses various areas of tax policy that the Biden Administration believes will create a more equitable and efficient tax system overall. Remember that the Green Book represents the president’s “wish list” for tax policy, while Congress must draft and pass any associated legislation.