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Form 990-PF Updates: A 2014 Review for Private Foundations
Though this year’s Form 990-PF hasn’t sustained nearly as many changes as the general Form 990, there are still a few items private foundations will want to be aware of—namely, statements regarding activities and grantee codes.
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CMS Publishes Final Rule for Hospice Payments in Fiscal Year 2021
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) published the final rule for hospice payments in FY 2021. Learn more.
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California Hospitals Face Changes in Hospital Fair Pricing Policies in 2025
Changes required by AB 2297 may necessitate updates to hospitals' policies, financial assistance applications, and debt collection procedures.
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Crowdfunding in Washington State: Tax Facts for Not-for-Profits
Crowdfunding has become ubiquitous in recent years, and for not-for-profits, it can be a gold mine. Still, depending on what you offer your backers as an incentive, you’ll need to pay close attention to whether Washington State B&O or sales tax apply.
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Look to the Right Peers When Setting Executive Compensation
What do you pay a not-for-profit’s executives? Attracting and retaining talent is vital, but you can’t risk tarnishing your reputation with regulators, government funding sources, contributors, members, or the media. This Insight gives an overview.
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Changes on the Horizon for Tribal Contract Support Costs
The Bureau of Indian Affairs is requesting comments on a new draft policy for determining how tribes’ contract support costs are calculated under self-determination contracts and self-governance funding agreements.
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Tips to Navigate Mergers and Acquisition Deal Terms During COVID-19
Explore potential transaction challenges and ways involved parties can approach deals and negotiations.
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FASB Issues Q&A Document on Hedge Accounting During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Learn about the disruptive effects of COVID-19 on cash flow hedge accounting.
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FASB Simplifies Subsequent Measurement of Inventory
The FASB’s Topic 330 simplifies the subsequent measurement of inventory. This amendment is effective for public business entities fiscal years beginning after Dec. 15, 2016, and fiscal years beginning after Dec. 15, 2017 for all other entities.
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QSBS FAQ: Manage Gain and Navigate Potential Pitfalls
Internal Revenue Code Section 1202 has the potential to generate income tax savings related to qualified small business stock.
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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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4 Ways to Prepare for Due Diligence and Help Your Company Secure a Better Deal
Learn how you can help position your company for better negotiations, higher valuations, and stronger outcomes.
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Impacts of 2023 Oregon Legislative Session on Tax Credits and Incentives
Review updated tax incentives for businesses considering local expansion or relocation in Oregon beginning in 2023.
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April 30 Marks Last Chance to Screen for Work Opportunity Tax Credits for 2014 Hires
Employers that didn’t screen 2014 new hires for Work Opportunity Tax Credit eligibility within 28 days of their start date are in luck: New IRS guidance allows employers to retroactively screen hires and apply for the credit by submitting the qualified forms by April 30.
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How RV Dealerships Can Improve Financial Agility with Reinsurance
Meet financial goals and increase your RV business’s agility by learning to leverage dealer owned reinsurance companies.
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Cybersecurity: How Resilient Is Your Utility?
Prevent and mitigate the impacts of a cyberattack with strategies that protect your utility company from dangerous threats.
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The Importance of Financial Reporting in Light of COVID-19
The SEC chief accountant issued a statement to emphasize continued importance of high-quality financial during COVID-19.
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How to Achieve Climate Goals with All-Electric Development
Changing energy standards are substantially affecting developers. Learn five key steps to achieve your climate goals, adopt changes, and stay competitive.
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Reduce Overhead by Managing Your Business’s Utility Bills
Like most people, businesses often take their utility services for granted, meaning we rarely consider there’s an alternative to paying the rates that show up on our bills. But your business does have options and may be able to more effectively manage its service costs. Learn more in this Insight.
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How Health Care Organizations Can Prepare Following the End of the PHE
With the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE) ending, learn how to manage the broad impacts of this transition.
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