Featured News
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New safe-harbor rule for real estate
The TCJA provides tax relief for owners of pass-through entities and self-employed individuals under new Section 199A, but its application to rental real estate activities has not been clear.
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Navigating difficult workplace conversations
One mark of a good leader is the ability to successfully navigate a difficult workplace conversation. They are never easy, and leaders sometimes make mistakes.
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House votes on “Cadillac tax”
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill that would repeal the 40% “Cadillac tax” on high-cost health plans provided by employers.
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Help clients implement revenue recognition
Three tips can help ensure your clients are ready to adopt the Financial Accounting Standards Board’s (FASB) accounting standard on revenue recognition, issued as FASB ASU 2014-09.
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Does Equifax owe you money?
The major data breach of Equifax in 2017 resulted in a class action suit, and the credit reporting agency has agreed to pay $700 million in claims. Impacted persons can file a claim online.
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Help for taxpayer anxiety
Report by National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson shows the complex and repetitive nature of the U.S. tax structure and how it makes navigation by the average taxpayer almost impossible.
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Understanding EMR for medical practice valuations
Key to medical practice mergers and acquisitions is the valuation of the target medical practice, and critical to the process is reliability of the practice’s electronic medical records (EMR) system.
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SOX compliance still not easy
Despite efforts and expectations to the contrary, the time and cost expended on SOX compliance have decreased little over the past decade, according to a global consulting firm.
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DOR accepting, processing 2018 Form 5S
The Wisconsin Department of Revenue (DOR) is now accepting and processing 2018 Form 5S for tax-option S corporations that elect to pay tax at the entity level.
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Recipe for successful mergers
McKinsey’s latest research finds that acquisitions by healthy companies tend to perform better than do those by less healthy ones. Is your organization healthy enough for a merger?