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Learn MoreOn September 15, 2021, the House Ways and Means Committee approved tax increase provisions Congress will review as a part of the Build Back Better reconciliation legislation. These changes, if enacted, would require real estate and construction businesses to reset some of their key traditional tax...
Read MoreSales and use taxes are transactional based and impact everyone and every business. Ohio, in particular, imposes sales and use tax on enumerated services, or specific services it deems taxable, rather than all services by default. Historically, Ohio has imposed sales and use tax on employment...
Read MoreAs cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, become more prevalent and developed as an asset class, the questions of if and how regulated investment companies (RICs) can gain exposure are becoming more common. In particular, there are a number of tax issues and complexities RICs and their...
Read MoreIn the final installment of our cyber safety series, learn why cybersecurity risks are the biggest threat to your organization today. There is no shortage of risks when it comes to managing your organization — regulatory, macro and micro economic, and any number of competitive risk factors...
Read MoreIn the third installment of our series on leases, we take a different perspective on the topic, focusing on the changes lessors face upon implementation of the new standard. After years of anticipation, we are finally on the doorstep of the adoption of ASC 842, Leases. For most private companies,...
Read MoreThe IRS recently issued corrective amendments to the final Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ) regulations. The amendments, effective August 5, 2021, and applicable on or after January 13, 2020, clarify the use of the working capital safe harbor and its interaction with the requirements to be...
Read MoreEarlier this year President Biden and his administration introduced The American Jobs Plan, which focuses on investment in infrastructure, and The Made In America Tax Plan and The American Families Plan, which is informing the Reconciliation Bill process. Much of the focus since the...
Read MoreAs we continue to help businesses make their way through an evolving and often challenging economy and onslaught of legislative changes, our tax team continues to dig deep and analyze major issues and opportunities ahead. As editor and contributors to the AICPA’s Tax Adviser August Tax Clinic, a...
Read MoreMany taxpayers are considering updating their estate plans to get ahead of expected tax law changes that may impact the lifetime exemption for gifting property. Currently those exemptions sit at $11.7 million per person but are scheduled to sunset on December 31, 2025, when they will revert to $5...
Read MoreSince the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) was introduced in March 2020, it has helped many companies keep their teams employed. However, there are several common questions employers have been asking in relation to the credit. In response, the IRS recently issued guidance via Notice 2021-49 and...
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