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Economic headwinds: Law firms

Economic headwinds: Law firms

Without making significant progress on improving productivity, firms in all sectors risk a sharp decline in profits.
FASB to propose changes to related party leases guidance

FASB to propose changes to related party leases guidance

The FASB recently voted to issue proposals on the determination of an arrangement as a lease and the financial reporting requirements for related party lease arrangements for certain entities.
IRS extends retirement plan amendment deadlines

IRS extends retirement plan amendment deadlines

The IRS has provided further extensions of the due dates for plan sponsors to incorporate required operational amendments in their plan documents under the SECURE, CARES, Miners, and Relief Acts.
Pending home sales fall to their lowest level since April 2020

Pending home sales fall to their lowest level since April 2020

Pending home sales in the United States fell by 2% in August, the third straight monthly decline amid a steep rise in mortgage rates.
Avoid these common pitfalls when establishing a retirement plan

Avoid these common pitfalls when establishing a retirement plan

When establishing a retirement plan, be sure to avoid common missteps when setting up your company’s retirement plan.
Amid global economic turmoil, stress grips fixed-income markets

Amid global economic turmoil, stress grips fixed-income markets

Fixed-income markets are signaling a shift in perceptions of financial stability and raising a caution flag for investors.
Fed raises its policy rate by 75 basis points and sees more increases

Fed raises its policy rate by 75 basis points and sees more increases

The Federal Reserve raised its policy rate by 75 basis points on Wednesday, the third straight increase of that size and a sign that it is continuing its aggressive push to tame inflation.
Industrial production falls for the first time since June

Industrial production falls for the first time since June

Industrial production fell by 0.2% in August, the first decline in three months, amid a slowdown in manufacturing and a sharp drop in electricity production.
Retail sales rebound on strong autos spending

Retail sales rebound on strong autos spending

The U.S. retail sales picked up slightly in August, rising by 0.3%, according to government data released on Thursday.
Economic headwinds: Consumer products

Economic headwinds: Consumer products

The impact of inflationary pressures on consumers and their willingness to spend has left many consumer products companies holding bloated inventory levels.
Producer prices ease as energy costs fall

Producer prices ease as energy costs fall

Prices paid to domestic producers deflated for the second month in a row as energy prices continued to fall and food prices remained unchanged.
U.S. August CPI: Core inflation arrives hot even as gas prices fall

U.S. August CPI: Core inflation arrives hot even as gas prices fall

Premature calls for the Fed to pause its campaign to tame inflation should be politely dismissed given the 0.1% increase in top-line inflation in August.
Spending remains steady on strong income growth and inflation relief

Spending remains steady on strong income growth and inflation relief

personal income and spending in July signaled a gradual rebound of the economy in the third quarter after six months of declines in gross domestic product.
Taxes and the Inflation Reduction Act: What middle market businesses should know

Taxes and the Inflation Reduction Act: What middle market businesses should know

Tax changes in the Inflation Reduction Act could affect middle market businesses despite targeting large corporations and high-income individuals.
Estate planning and income tax: Key considerations and planning points

Estate planning and income tax: Key considerations and planning points

Avoiding unintended income tax consequences in your estate plan
US July CPI: Inflation posts likely peak as commodity, gas and transportation prices fall

US July CPI: Inflation posts likely peak as commodity, gas and transportation prices fall

Commodity, oil, and gasoline prices declined noticeably in July, driving the pace of top-line inflation lower even as core inflation continued to increase at a torrid pace.