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With the election over and tax changes happening, this session for the real estate and construction sector will review candidate’s tax plan and compare to current law, discuss tax planning opportunities should the candidate’s tax plan be enacted, and highlight recent changes to tangible asset incentives.

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Our Moss Adams Yakima office is home to professionals who specialize in audit, tax, and consulting. The clients we serve are involved in food processing and agriculture, health care, higher education, government and not-for-profit sectors, manufacturing and distribution, and construction and real estate.

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Financial considerations are key to business continuity as well as disaster planning and emergency preparedness. Join us for a webcast covering the financial considerations in emergency planning, such as human capital, facilities, property, operations, procedures, and management. We’ll provide strategies to help you incorporate these elements into your financial plan and familiarize you with resources that can help you better manage your business.

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In the current environment of change and instability, pressure is on to increase efficiency and effectiveness. Stakeholders are demanding greater transparency, accountability, and service, while governments, higher-education institutions, not-for-profits, and tribes are seeking best practices tried and tested by their peers.

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Moss Adams works with a variety of specialty health care organizations. Just as we do for our more than 400 ancillary health care clients, we can help you anticipate your needs and deliver solutions designed to bolster your organization’s underlying financial and operational fundamentals.

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The food and beverage industry is rapidly evolving as companies adjust to new consumer buying habits, face marketing challenges, navigate supply chain disruptions, and utilize technology to adapt to our new normal. Join us for a virtual food and beverage industry roundtable.

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The IRS extended some due dates for some filings required by the ACA. Employers must provide Forms 1095-B or 1095-C to employees by March 31 and all Forms 1095 to the IRS by February 29 (if paper) or June 30 (if electronic).

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The new tax extender law makes quite a few tax breaks permanent while enhancing others. This Alert details some of these changes, including education credits, transit benefits, mortgage-related deductions, and more.

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See provisions of the new tax law affecting individual taxpayers and estate and gift planning, and tax planning considerations.

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Effective August 31, the Uniform Guidance procurement thresholds will officially increase from $3,500 to $10,000 and from $150,000 to $250,000. Learn more.

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Tax reform will have a varying impact on the deductibility of charitable giving in 2018 and beyond.

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Discover how choosing the right contract type and establishing clear terms can help prevent cost overruns.

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Maintain compliance with current reporting requirements with support from our professionals to perform, document, and review real estate asset and entity valuations.

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Learn how your health care organization can combat the impact of financial issues through developing policies, redeploying staff, and more.

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Contractors frequently use life insurance to fund their buy-sell agreements. After all, it’s a simple mechanism to pay out cash when it’s needed. The catch? Most companies don’t revisit their policies frequently enough to keep them aligned with their buy-sells or their changing needs.

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Learn how segregation of duties, automated processes and more can help not-for-profit organizations enhance limited resources.

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Understand how to evaluate the potential benefits of moving before exercising deferred compensation.

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Internal audits of risk-bearing contracts can help reduce a health care organization’s financial exposure.

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The ACCESS Model, a voluntary Medicare program that begins June 1, 2026, aligns chronic care payments with patient outcomes.

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Tennessee’s tax laws—aiming to benefit local businesses and require out-of-state companies to pay taxes—could increase taxes and impose filing responsibilities. Learn more in this Alert.

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