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OMB Extends Procurement Grace Period for Nonfederal Entities
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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AICPA Updates Service Organization Controls Engagements with Issuance of SSAE No. 18
The AICPA’s SSAE No. 18 redrafts standards for SOC examinations and other attestation engagements and replaces SSAE No. 16. Our Alert has details.
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Not-for-Profit Reporting Series: Presentation of Investment Return and Expenses
A newly released standard requires not-for-profits to change the way they present their investment return and expenses.
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Strategies to Help Choose the Right Tech Vendor for Your Specific Business Needs
The software assessment process should look at your unique scenarios, operational requirements, and projected growth.
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An Overview of Key Considerations When Adopting the FASB’s Going Concern ASU 2014-15
How to prepare when adopting the FASB’s ASU No. 2014-15, Presentation of Financial Statements—Going Concern (Subtopic 205-40).
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New Revenue Recognition Standard for Hospitals
Hospitals will need to adapt to fundamental changes, especially when it comes to customer contracts.
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How Oregon Businesses Can Prepare If Measure 97 Passes
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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Impact of Tax Reform on Charitable Giving Opportunities
Tax reform will have a varying impact on the deductibility of charitable giving in 2018 and beyond.
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Seattle Income Tax Ruled Invalid
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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Tax Reform Limits or Eliminates Several Deductions and Exemptions for Employee Fringe Benefits
Tax reform limits or eliminates most deductions and exemptions for employee fringe benefits. Our Insight has details.
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Proposed Guidance for Donor-Advised Funds: IRS Notice 2017-73
IRS Notice 2017-73 proposes new guidance for donor-advised funds and their sponsoring organizations. Our Alert has details.
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$55 Million Is Available During the Final Application Period in the California Competes Tax Credit Program
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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How Financial Institutions Should Disclose Information on Financial Instruments Beginning Q1 2018 following the FASB’s New ASU 2016-01
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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New SEC Staff Guidance on Accounting and Disclosure for the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
The SEC staff issued SAB 118 to provide guidance on the application of US GAAP in accounting for the income tax effects of tax reform.
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How the ASC 730 Safe Harbor Directive May Benefit Taxpayers Claiming R&D Credit
Taxpayers might be able to reduce the burden and risk associated with applying for R&D credit—and potentially receive a higher credit amount.
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Auditing Risk-Bearing Contracts: Mitigate Transaction Processing Exposure
Internal audits of risk-bearing contracts can help reduce a health care organization’s financial exposure.
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How to Use Contract Language to Control Construction Project Costs
Learn how your organization can use contract language to control construction costs.
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FASB Amends Required Fair Value Measurement Disclosures
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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Determining if a Construction Audit Makes Sense for Your Tribal Entity
Learn if a construction audit makes sense for your tribal entity—and what to expect from your auditors.
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Washington B&O Tax Annual Reconciliations of Apportionable Income Is Due by October 31 or Possibly Face Penalties
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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