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Technology companies can apply costs of prototype materials, staff wages, research contracts, and more for tax credits.

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Many hardware business activities could be eligible for cost-saving R&D tax credits. Find out what qualifies.

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The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) allocates nearly $40 billion in additional aid to higher ed. Learn how to apply these funds.

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Efficient data transfer and a dependable reconciliation process are essential for navigating the T+1 settlement requirement.

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Georgia, Curacao, and Cyprus are among new jurisdictions the IRS deems appropriate for bank deposit interest information reporting.

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Final and proposed regulations provide guidance related to foreign tax credits made under tax reform, with notable insight on exempt income.

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The Office of Management and Budget announces a one-year extension of the procurement grace period for nonfederal entities under the uniform guidance.

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A newly released standard requires not-for-profits to change the way they present their investment return and expenses.

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With a strong chance Oregon’s Measure 97 will pass, C-corporations will need to look at the tax increase and consider mitigating strategies. Read more in this Alert.

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The Seattle income tax was ruled invalid by the King County Superior Court. Now, it may move to the Washington Court of Appeals.

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The California Competes Tax Credit program enters its final application period. Here’s what applicants need to know about the competitive process.

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ASU 2016-01 changes how financial institutions account for certain financial instruments. We look at the new FASB guidance and its effective dates.

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Learn how your organization can use contract language to control construction costs.

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The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) amends fair value measurement disclosures. Applicability, however, depends on whether the entity is nonpublic entity. Learn details in our Alert.

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Businesses subject to the Washington State B&O tax that reported apportionable revenue in 2017 are required to submit an annual reconciliation by October 31, 2018. Late filing fees may apply.

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The Financial Accounting Standards Board’s new update simplifies accounting for nonemployee share-based payments.

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The new economic nexus bill raises the threshold for retailers’ gross receipts to $500,000 and adds tax provisions for marketplace facilitators.

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New SEC rules change Regulation S-K requirements that affect US registrants, foreign private issuers, and investment companies. Learn about the new requirements.

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Global intangible low-taxed income (GILTI) could mean a significant amount of additional reporting and preparation for companies and individuals that own foreign subsidiaries.

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Moss Adams announces Sarah Ratra as a new partner in the Technology and Life Sciences Practice.

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