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Beyond the Elephant, Which Tax Issues May Affect Real Estate?
Besides carried interest, there are several other tax reform provisions impacting real estate. Learn more in our Insight.
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New IRS Guidance on Business Meal Expenses Provides Some Clarity on Deductibility
The IRS’s Notice 2018-76 provides some clarity on the deductibility of business meal expenses.
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Keep Physician Compensation Contracts in Compliance to Avoid Stark Law Violations
Avoid fraud and abuse claims by keeping physician compensation adherent to Stark Law and anti-kickback statue.
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Detect Fraud Sooner by Improving Your Whistleblower Hotline
Discover how you can improve your organization’s fraud detection by making a few simple improvements to its whistleblower hotline.
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Understanding State Nexus Changes Post-Wayfair
Post-Wayfair, most states are expected to pass economic nexus laws in 2019. Here’s what you need to know about the new rules and roll-on dates.
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Revise Your Employee Parking Arrangements Before the March 31 Deadline
In December 2018, the IRS issued Notice 2018-99. Taxpayers have until March 31, 2019, to modify existing parking arrangements for employees. Learn more here.
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Legislation Clarifies Transient Occupancy Tax Requirements for Online Travel Companies
New legislation clarifies transient occupancy tax regulations for short-term rentals. Discover details and implications for online travel companies.
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Washington State Bill Modifies Nexus Thresholds, Obligations, and Tax Exemptions
Washington State’s Substitute Senate Bill 5581 introduces significant changes for businesses. Discover new tax obligations, effective dates, and more.
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Oregon to Pass New Corporate Activity Tax
Learn how Oregon’s proposed new tax—at a rate of 0.57% on taxable receipts less than deductions above $1 million that—will affect businesses.
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Interest Limitations Could Create Considerations for Real Estate Owners and Investors
Expanded application of business interest limitations imposed by Section 163(j) are forcing many real estate owners to make difficult decisions.
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Public-Entity Reporting Requirements Could Create Complexity for Not-for-Profits
The Financial Accounting Standards Board’s reporting requirements could create complexities for not-for-profit organizations that qualify as public entities.
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Five Things CEOs Need to Know About Application Security
Learn how to you can help keep your company’s internet applications safe from hackers.
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Get Growing: How to Build Value in Your Business
Companies can help drive growth by nurturing their workforce and client relationships, maintaining a strong marketplace presence, and more.
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Considering Selling Your Company? Evaluate These Factors First
Learn the external, internal, and personal factors you should evaluate before deciding to sell your company.
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Explore 4 Tax and Cybersecurity Planning Tips to Boost Growth
Explore four growth opportunities to help decrease your tax liability and boost cybersecurity.
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The IRS Provides Guidance on Meal and Entertainment Deductions
The IRS’s proposed regulations address the tax deductibility of meal and entertainment (M&E) expenses in tax years beginning after December 31, 2017.
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2020 Mexico Tax Reform Overview: Key Changes for You and Your Business
Mexico’s sweeping tax reform package went into effect on January 1, 2020. Learn how the changes could impact you.
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Set a Strategy for Future Growth with a Crisis Cost Management Analysis
Prepare your business for recovery after coronavirus by considering the risk and trade-offs of near-term decisions on long-term growth.
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How to Leverage Net Operating Loss Rules to Create Cash Flow
Discover how to seize a tax refund through new rules in the CARES Act.
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New IRS Guidance Expands Tax Deadlines Deferred to July 15
The IRS expanded earlier tax relief to include most filings and certain time-sensitive actions due between April 1 and July 15, 2020.
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