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Pandemic Recovery Operations for Restaurants and Hotels
Businesses in hospitality can take specific actions as they face persisting challenges initially posed by the pandemic.
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Viewing Zero Trust Frameworks through a Heightened Cybersecurity Lens
The stricter approach of zero trust frameworks can provide more organized and secure cybersecurity for your organization.
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FHFA Updates Enterprise Sellers-and-Servicers Eligibility Requirements
The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) joined Ginnie Mae to approve eligibility requirements for enterprises involving sellers or servicers.
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Tax Law Changes and Cash Flow Strategies for Manufacturers
Learn strategies to increase business cash flow and explore guidance on navigating changes in tax regulation.
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Omnibus Funding Bill Will Impact Behavioral Health Care
The $1.7 trillion-dollar Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023 includes grants, expands access, and affects Medicare and Medicaid.
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SEC Adopts Changes to Fund Names Rule
SEC amendments to the Investment Company Act Names Rule state that fund names must be in clear terms for potential investors.
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International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) Issues New Global Standards
The International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) issued its inaugural global standards. Learn details.
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Inflation, Workforce Challenges: 2023 Telecommunications Benchmarking Study
Benchmark your business against competition as the rural telecommunications market continues to transform.
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CMS Reviewing for Duplicate Intern and Resident Full-Time Equivalents
Learn more about the background, process, and concerns of reviews of IRIS overlaps for Medicare Part A providers.
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For Cooperatives, New Section 199 Regulations Bring Clarity—but Also New Questions
The Treasury and IRS have released new proposed and temporary regulations on Section 199—the domestic production activities deduction. For agricultural cooperatives, the changes clarify several key items but raise further questions on a third.
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Bringing It All Together: Successful Revenue Cycle Management During Health Care Affiliations
Revenue cycle management is already a challenge for many health care organizations. And during an affiliation, keeping things running smoothly can become even trickier. We look at best practices and areas organizations should focus on in this Insight.
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New Revenue Recognition for Contractors
ASC Topic 606 represents a fundamental change in how companies across industries will be required to recognize revenue from contracts with customers—a change that’s especially relevant to construction contractors. We cover the FASB’s five-step process and some important areas to note in this Insight
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Longer Life Expectancies May Increase Benefit Obligations
New mortality tables that reflect longer life expectancies could significantly impact (and increase) your future defined benefit obligations. We look at the importance of assessing the implications of the RP-2014 data on your plan.
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Changing Times: A New Application for Tax Exemption May Not Be Required for Certain Structural Changes
In the past, tax-exempt organizations were required to reapply for exempt status upon certain structural changes. But two 2014 private letter rulings indicate they may no longer need to do so. We look at the rulings in this Insight.
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Reminder on Reporting Requirements for 501(c)(4) Organizations
The PATH Act resulted in some reporting requirements and deadlines for 501(c)(4) organizations related to tax-exempt status. Here’s a reminder.
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Washington State Will Increase Minimum Wage in 2017 and Beyond
Washington will increase its minimum wage beginning in 2017 and require employers to provide paid sick leave in 2018. See details in our Alert.
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Pennsylvania Imposes Sales and Use Tax on Digital Products
Digital products are now defined as tangible personal property—and subject to sales and use tax—in Pennsylvania. Details in our Alert.
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Learn Why Consulting Services May Not be Classified as Unrelated Business Income
Learn about a recent IRS ruling on whether consulting services provided to other not-for-profits are subject to unrestricted business income tax.
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Watch Out for Tax Hits from Global Expansion
Learn how international tax law—including noncompliance penalties and changing BEPS regulations—could affect your expanding business.
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How to Choose the Right Capital Improvement Program Auditor for Your Construction Project
Results from the right performance auditor can help organizations reduce risk and prevent cost overruns in capital improvement programs.
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