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Most California health care will see a new standard minimum wage requirement in a phased approach starting in 2024.

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The law on qualifying improvement property has changed, but taxpayers may still be able to use bonus depreciation in some cases.

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MCReF error codes can delay Medicare cost report submissions. See how to improve the likelihood of timely acceptance.

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Governor Kate Brown signed House Bill 2066 on August 2, 2017, barring C corporations from applying tax credits against Oregon minimum tax liabilities.

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Learn about the Office of Management and Budget’s 2017 Compliance Supplement and recent updates to Uniform Guidance FAQs.

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Get answers to key HEERF II FAQs, including changes to the program, eligibility, how to allocate funds, and more.

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Explore the future of reimbursement from both a CMS and Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC) perspective.

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Washington has heightened action against captive insurance companies that haven’t paid tax on premiums.

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A US Court of Federal Claims judge ruled that engineering firm Dynetics didn’t bear the financial risk of failure under R&D contracts it performed for its customers. As a result, it wasn’t eligible to claim R&D tax credits. Details in this Alert.

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Forgiveness and related tax planning and reporting are steeped in uncertainty, much of it hinged on timing. Learn more.

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The California Competes Tax Credit program begins accepting applications July 25. While companies inside and outside the state are eligible, it’s very competitive. Here’s what applicants need to know.

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The IRS clarified that deductions for home equity loans, credit, and second mortgages are mostly unchanged with tax reform.

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Though increased credit risk for banks seems likely, explore ways to manage the risk without overburdening your resources.

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Get informed on these grants and programs that California offers as incentives to new, expanding, and relocating businesses.

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The GASB’s Leases and Subscription-Based Information Technology Arrangements (SBITA) standards will be effective soon.

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The SEC's final rule 33-10835 amends statistical disclosures that bank and savings and loan registrants provide to investors.

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Navigate the complexities of federal grant requirements that aim to enhance broadband infrastructure. Learn more.

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Find out if your business qualifies for the R&D tax credit and if the credit can be used to offset payroll taxes by filling out our complimentary benefits estimate request form.

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Navigate payroll tax considerations for employees working outside the home state where your business is registered.

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Reduce errors, boost efficiency, and more when you integrate machine learning into your equity compensation process.

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