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Tax Relief for California Businesses Damaged by Wildfires
Your business may qualify for disaster tax relief if it sustained damage from the California wildfires.
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Accounting Considerations for Paycheck Protection Program Borrowers
Review accounting guidance issued for borrowers who secured Paycheck Protection Program loans.
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Cryptocurrency in Not-For-Profit and Higher Education
Explore cryptocurrency trends and insights and learn if it could benefit your higher education or not-for-profit organization.
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FASB Clarifies Accounting for Share-Based Consideration Payable to a Customer
FASB has amended the accounting for share-based consideration payable to a customer that’s within the scope of Topic 606.
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When and How to File Cash Payments for Tax-Exempt Organizations
Learn when and how tax-exempt organizations must file IRS Form 8300 to declare cash payments over $10,000—and find out what exceptions exist.
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Private Versus Public Financing With Electric Mobility Examples
Explore potential financing options for transportation businesses pursuing electro mobility opportunities.
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2023 Fall Not-for-Profit Tax Update
Learn about the changing tax landscape and gain insight into current developments affecting tax-exempt organizations.
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Spring 2023 Not-for-Profit Accounting and Auditing Update
Learn about changes to auditing and accounting standards and how they could impact your not-for-profit organization.
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Agribusiness: Use Data for Accurate Forecasting
Dealing with large amounts of data can be challenging for agribusinesses. Learn how data automation can help.
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Qualified Opportunity Zones May Offer Tax Strategies for Long-term Care Investors
Investing in Qualified Opportunity Zones may provide tax benefits for long-term care investors and operators.
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Don’t Miss Out on R&D Tax Credits for Vineyards and Wineries
If your wine business develops new or improved products and processes, it may qualify for R&D tax credits. Learn more.
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For Cooperatives, New Section 199 Regulations Bring Clarity—but Also New Questions
The Treasury and IRS have released new proposed and temporary regulations on Section 199—the domestic production activities deduction. For agricultural cooperatives, the changes clarify several key items but raise further questions on a third.
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Q&A with the IRS: General Welfare Benefits for Tribes
Tribes are wrestling with the Department of Treasury’s final guidance on general welfare benefits for tribal members. In this issue of Tribal Finance Quarterly, John Saltmarsh from the IRS discusses three important issues for tribes.
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The FASB Issues Transition Practical Expedient and Clarifies Application of ASC Topic 842 to Land Easements
Get details on the FASB’s Accounting Standard Update (ASU) 2018-01, Land Easement Practical Expedient for Transition.
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Tax Relief Opportunity for Marketplace Sellers in California
Certain California marketplace sellers may qualify for sales and use tax relief following a bill recently passed by the state.
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Conquer Workforce Challenges for Sustained Organizational Success
Get past these common HR challenges to shape your workforce into a competitive advantage.
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4 Things to Know about R&D Tax Credits for the Aerospace Industry
Innovation in the aerospace industry is a natural fit for R&D tax credits, but calculating and qualifying for them requires careful consideration.
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IRS to Waive Underpayment Tax Penalties for Select Taxpayers Due to Tax Reform Changes
The IRS is waiving underpayment tax penalties for select taxpayers. Learn if you’re qualified for the waiver and how the changes may benefit you.
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Uniform Guidance in Focus: Procurement
Organizations that receive federal funds must follow new processes for procurement under the uniform guidance. In this Insight, we cover the five procurement methods as well as best practices for implementing the guidance.
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Understand How Oregon’s New Corporate Activity Tax Impacts Credit Unions
Oregon’s new corporate activity tax impacts most financial institutions—including credit unions. Discover qualifications, deadlines, and more.
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