How Cost Segregation Studies Can Help CRE Investors Gain Tax Advantages

Cost segregations studies can be a strategic tax planning tool to use for your commercial real estate property. See the benefits of implementing this strategy.

Connecticut Essential Worker Premium Pay Program: Application Deadline Approaching

The application deadline for the Connecticut Essential Worker Premium Pay Program is October 1, 2022. 

Professional Associations are at a Crossroads

As the world returns to some sense of normalcy following the global pandemic, many professional associations are at a crossroads.

The Dental Industry is Undergoing a Post-COVID Shift

In the aftermath of the COVID pandemic, dental practices are struggling with patient retention, low reimbursement rates, and student debt.

Meet the 2022 Notable Leaders in Accounting and Consulting

New York Ownership Timeline: Impact on Residency

The New York State Tax Appeals Tribunal has reversed an Administrative Law Judge’s decision on residency as it relates to the consideration of a permanent place of abode for statutory tax residency purposes.

Beware of Cost Segregation Influence on Business Interest Expense Limitation in 2022

While the benefits of cost segregation studies are likely to remain appealing in any case, there is potentially an added wrinkle to consider for studies that are completed during 2022 and beyond.

Don’t worry, the IRS isn’t hiring an ‘army’ of auditors—here’s what’s really happening

Why Job Costing is Essential for Construction Companies

As a construction company grows, job costing becomes critical to its success.

Commercial Lines Market Trends Report–Q2 2024

Significant challenges continue in the commercial insurance market. Review the key insurance industry trends from Q2 2024.

Document and Information Requests: A Burden or a Useful Tool?

Counsel, parties, and financial experts should do their best to efficiently produce relevant documents and information.

IRS Provides Relief from Certain Late Filing Penalties

Due to the burdens placed on IRS resources by COVID-19, the Service has decided to grant broad relief from certain late filing penalties for 2019 and 2020 tax returns.

Unclaimed Property (UP) Audits and How They Differ from Tax Audits

Unclaimed property compliance is a reality and the approaching October 31 filing deadline means that you need to take action today to align your compliance activities with the law.

How Safety Programs Improve Workplace Efficiency & ROI

A safety program can help your business survive amid the uncertainty of inflation. Here’s how you can implement a safety program at your business.

Nonprofit Advertising Income: A Basic Guide

Nonprofit organizations can generate revenue by selling advertisements on websites, in brochures, or in periodicals and they generate taxable income.