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Understand How Oregon’s New Corporate Activity Tax Impacts Credit Unions
Oregon’s new corporate activity tax impacts most financial institutions—including credit unions. Discover qualifications, deadlines, and more.
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Revised Guidance Issued for Small Business Loans Due to COVID-19
The Small Business Administration (SBA) issued revised guidance for those seeking economic relief from COVID-19. Learn if you qualify and how to apply.
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State of California Emergency Tax Relief Provisions
Discover how California is offering emergency relief related to certain taxes in response to COVID-19.
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Smaller Businesses Now Have More Retirement Plan Options
A US Department of Labor ruling may make it easier for smaller businesses to provide employee-retirement plans while expanding available options.
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New California Law Marks First Effort to Conform to Federal Tax Reform
A new law conforms select California tax provisions closer to federal tax reform.
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Top Property Market Trends in Q2 2019 for Senior Living and Health Care
In our second quarter update, we look at market trends and developments for investors in the senior living and health care industries.
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SEC Proposes Changes to the Accelerated Filer and Large Accelerated Filer Definitions
On May 9, 2019, SEC issued an amendment that would expand the number of issuers that qualify as non-accelerated filers.
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Q&A: Understanding FDICIA Reporting Requirements
Increased attention is being placed on larger institutions’ internal control over financial reporting (ICFR) due to heightened interest in controls.
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11 Year-End Tax-Planning Tasks for Technology and Communications Companies
Discover eleven federal, state, and international tax considerations your company can benefit from addressing before January 2020.
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Law Extends Several Key Hiring Tax Credits Including Work Opportunity Tax Credit
Learn how your business’ hiring practices can benefit from the Work Opportunity Tax Credit, and other credits extended under federal law.
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End of 2019 Oregon Legislative Session Brings Important Tax Laws
Learn how laws passed at the end of the legislative session, including a corporate activity tax and paid family leave, may impact businesses.
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IRS Legislation Provides UBIT Refund to Tax-Exempt Organizations
Your tax-exempt organization may qualify for an unrelated business income tax (UBIT) refund under the IRS’s Taxpayer Certainty and Disaster Tax Relief Act of 2019.
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Coronavirus Fiscal Recovery Funds for Tribes: Eligible Costs, Deadlines, and More
Learn which costs are eligible for Fiscal Recovery Funds reimbursement, steps to allocate funds, and related deadlines.
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What to Know About Washington State’s Publicly Funded Long-Term Care Insurance
Learn details of the state’s publicly funded insurance program and how it could affect retirement plans, businesses, and more.
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California Partially Conforms to Federal PPP Loan Forgiveness, Expense Deductions
Assembly Bill 80 makes PPP-related COVID-19 relief tax free for many California businesses. Learn who’s eligible.
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Tax Season 2020: Addressing New Challenges and California’s Response
Our tool kit provides a summary of relevant changes impacting tax professionals for the 2021 tax season.
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Washington State Telemedicine Training Requirements to Meet Before June 2021
Learn which Washington health care providers are required to complete telehealth training and how to get started.
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FASB Issues Accounting Relief for Reference Rate Reform
Learn key provisions entities should consider when applying the FASB’s temporary reference rate reform accounting relief.
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Form 990-PF Updates: A 2014 Review for Private Foundations
Though this year’s Form 990-PF hasn’t sustained nearly as many changes as the general Form 990, there are still a few items private foundations will want to be aware of—namely, statements regarding activities and grantee codes.
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FASB Approves Issuance of Exposure Draft for Not-for-Profit Financial Statement Project
The Financial Accounting Standards Board approved the issuance of an exposure draft for financial statements of not-for-profits. To review the most recent tentative decisions, visit the FASB Web site. The comment period is expected to end July 31, 2015.
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