The UAW strike’s potential impact on U.S. auto sector
This work stoppage comes at a time when many companies are already facing margin compression. Investments in automation and other technologies can help businesses weather these challenges.
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NLRB Decision May Affect Your Workplace Policies
Discover how a recent decision by the National Labor Relations Board could reshape workplace policies and potentially impact your business. Learn more about Section 7 of the National Labor Relations Act and the NLRB decision means for employee rights and how it could affect your company's rules.
Essential Guidelines for Owner-Involved Business Loans
Learn the important considerations when loaning money to your business or borrowing from it to avoid legal and tax issues.
Corporate Transparency Act: Are You Prepared?
Congress has enacted a new, significant and pervasive compliance program: the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). The CTA requires reports of beneficial ownership information (BOI) and is estimated to affect more than 32 million existing entities (even after exemptions). Initial reporting for existing entities will commence January 1, 2024, and must be completed before January 1, 2025.
Inheriting an IRA, but not from your spouse? Here’s what you need to know.
While inheriting an IRA can be a boon, it's crucial to understand the rules governing it to avoid unnecessary taxes or penalties.
Strategic giving: comparing private foundations and donor-advised funds
Discover the benefits of private foundations for managing charitable giving and how they differ from donor-advised funds. Gain greater control and flexibility over your philanthropic efforts while creating a lasting legacy of giving for future generations.
Navigating the future of student loan repayment
Get ready for the end of the student loan payment suspension and discover the new SAVE plan, a restructuring of student loan repayments that offers expanded eligibility, reduced payments, and greater income protection.
The home office deduction: myths and must-knows
The home office deduction offers a valuable tax break for the self-employed, freelancers, and independent contractors. Learn about the deduction and how it may reduce your tax liability.
Property taxes: calculation and minimization strategies
Gain a clear understanding of how property taxes are calculated, including the crucial role of the mill rate and how the assessed value of your property is determined, empowering you to make informed decisions.
IRS declares a moratorium on processing new employee retention credit claims
IRS declares immediate moratorium on processing new claims for Employee Retention Credit due to concerns of scams and improper claims, urging businesses to seek advice from trusted tax professionals.
FASB issues final standard on joint venture formations
This Accounting Standards Update addresses the current diversity in practice when accounting for joint venture formations.
The looming government shutdown’s potential impact on manufacturers
A shutdown would slow imports and exports, delay compliance and permitting processes and affect government funding to support midsize manufacturers.
Jobless claims hold steady as pending home sales plunge
Initial jobless claims inched up by only 2,000 last week to 204,000, remaining below the pre-pandemic average, while pending home sales plunged by 7.1%.
Business equipment spending rebounds
Business orders for equipment rebounded in August after falling for two straight months, an encouraging sign for American businesses.
Inflation Reduction Act could provide clean energy tax credits for health care organizations and investors
Health care organizations have significant financial incentives to capitalize on the tax credits available from the IRA when investing in clean energy assets.
Falling jobless claims, existing home sales offer mixed economic picture
The mixed signals from Thursday's data on initial jobless claims and existing home sales added to an economic picture that resembles a soft landing.