WIP (Work in Progress): Is It a History Lesson or a Strategic Tool?

Today’s leading contractors view their work in progress schedule as a strategic tool — a planning tool — and a critical component of their business’s accounting method.

Construction Adapts to New Lease Accounting Standards and Balance Sheets

Construction companies need to be aware of how the new lease standards will affect their financials in order to strategize on how to mitigate the impact.

Reasonable Compensation Job Aid for IRS Valuation Professionals

when submitting a company’s financial information to the IRS for any purpose it is important to apply, or at least consider, the Job Aid.

5 Ways to Attract Young Donors to Your Not-for-Profit Organization

Baby boomers contribute 43% of all charitable donations in the U.S., and as this demographic ages, attracting younger donors to your not-for-profit organization is crucial to its long-term success.

Your Guide To IPO Readiness

The IPO market has hit a relative standstill after frothy valuations, easy money and investor enthusiasm drove a record-setting 2021.

Moving Target: The Changing Rules for IRA Required Minimum Distributions

While the higher Required Minimum Distributions age provides retirees more flexibility and time for tax-free growth, this may not be the right tax strategy for everyone.

The Interrelationship Between Fraud and Financial Statement Assurance

Ensuring accurate financial reporting is one of the most important and most often overlooked aspects of operating a successful business.

The Art of Determining Specific Company Risk

Risk factors differ from company to company, so a thorough understanding of the subject company and its potential risk factors is key when performing a valuation.

The Path to Compliance, Part One: Procurements Using Federal Funds

What are the key items that will help nonprofit financial professionals understand the procurement standards presented within the Uniform Grant Guidance (UGG)?

Massachusetts Withholding for New Millionaire Surtax

While Massachusetts has not issued formal guidance on withholding for the new surcharge, representatives of the Massachusetts Department of Revenue addressed the matter.

IRS Clarifies Qualified Appraisal Requirements for Cryptocurrency Donations

Even though cryptocurrency assets are traded on public exchanges and have easily referenced fair market values, the appraisal requirement remains in effect without exception.

Ownership Transparency in Healthcare Settings

Facility ownership information benefits consumers by revealing the history of common owners and allows them to analyze market consolidation trends.

Salary Transparency – A Business Perspective

Explore the significance of pay transparency in today's workforce, including its benefits, drawbacks, and legal requirements.

2022 Partnership Instructions Finalized for Schedules K-2 and K-3

The IRS’ narrower exceptions to filing the schedules and the removal of penalty relief means partnerships should anticipate that Schedules K-2 and K-3 will more than likely be required to be prepared for tax year 2022.

3 After-Year-End Tax Strategies For Small Businesses