The Wall Street Journal posted this interesting article on the current GOP efforts to move forward with tax reform, with a goal of having agreed on a framework by September so that tax reform...

In response to President Trump's executive order requiring two regulations to be repealed for every new regulation issued and the regulatory freeze memorandum issued on Inauguration Day...

As I recently discussed on this blog, the recent tax reform has brought new tax rates and deductions, which reopen the question whether your choice of entity is still right under these new rules.

Now is the time for senior living facilities around the state to evaluate whether the facility is eligible for any property tax exemptions for 2019.

On Friday, House Speaker Ryan stated publicly that tax reform legislation will be included in one of two must pass budget resolutions this year, but it will be included in the fiscal 2018 budget resolution rather than in the earlier fiscal 2017 budget resolution.

The Tax Cut and Jobs Act introduced a new rule limiting a businesses ability to deduct interest expense, which can have a significant impact in the senior living area as facilities often are acquired or built using debt.

Yesterday, President Trump signed an executive order that requires government agencies to identify two regulations for repeal for every new regulation that they wish to issue.

This proposed regulation was very unpopular among tax practitioners and its withdrawal is viewed as a positive change.

Whether a manufacturer, supplier or purchaser, the risk posed by interruption of supply is a critical consideration but yet, not always addressed in supply contracts. Rather, many supply agreements

This week, the Office of Management and Budget implemented an immediate stay of the new pay data collection and reporting requirements on the EEO-1 form that was revised last year during the Obama administration.

Qualified Opportunity Zones are a hot topic in the tax and business world, and are an opportunity that span into almost any business market.

On February 4th, the New York Times had an article which should give the ALF industry pause.

A bill passed by the Florida legislature and signed into law earlier this year expands Florida's Freedom from Unwanted Surveillance Act (F.S. 934.50)...

If you are a commercial Landlord or property manager, hopefully you are taking advantage of a Florida statute that allows you to limit the Landlord's liability ...

The location, near to the Central Florida Greeneway/S.R. 417 and the Florida's Turnpike, make it an ideal spot for logistics and distribution activity.

President Trump's declaration of a major disaster in Florida and Georgia as a result of Hurricane Irma provides important tax relief for those residing in these states.

As tax season is underway, one important deadline is coming that should not be overlooked.

March 1st is the deadline for filing all property tax exemption applications in the state of Florida, as well as all agricultural classification applications.

As I previously discussed (here), the federal tax due date for partnership and corporate tax returns changed a few years ago.

It is unclear whether President Trump will be more successful in tackling tax reform than he was in repealing ACA/Obamacare.