The SECURE Act and SECURE 2.0 Act have expanded access to retirement plans for long-term, part-time employees (LTPTs), who must now be included...

The IRS has introduced a new administrative pathway for taxpayers facing imminent deadlines on denied Employee Retention Credit claims, allowing them to request extensions without immediately filing costly lawsuits. This development addresses the overwhelming backlog at the Independent Office of Appeals and provides relief for taxpayers caught between abandoning legitimate claims or incurring litigation expenses. Understanding eligibility requirements and submission procedures through Form 907 is essential

State and local tax (SALT) credits and incentives programs continue to be underutilized by taxpayers. Despite the substantial value they can add for businesses, BDO's 2024 CFO Outlook Survey.

Access to capital in the cannabis industry is increasingly driven by financial credibility, not just market opportunity or growth potential.

CalSavers is a state-administered retirement savings program that requires California employers who do not offer a qualified retirement plan to facilitate employee participation in the program.

You are a talented young athlete with a growing public profile. You've just been offered a Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deal, an opportunity that can put some extra money in your pocket or even.

For many people, tax planning starts when deadlines loom. However, for businesses and individuals with large assets to protect, waiting until spring is a missed opportunity.

California manufacturers now have access to a new method for calculating R&D tax credits that could significantly increase their benefits while reducing documentation requirements.

The new spending agreement cuts IRS funding to $11.2 billion for fiscal year 2026 and rescinds $11.7 billion in remaining Inflation Reduction Act enforcement funding.

Inconsistent financial records and overstated revenue quickly erode buyer trust, often reducing offers or derailing negotiations.

In today's global tax environment, transfer pricing has become a critical focus for tax authorities. With multinational companies operating across multiple jurisdictions...

R&D tax credits can offset a company's qualified research expenditures, with more than $10 billion in credits claimed annually.

Partnerships dealing with Section 751(a) exchanges — those involving so-called "hot assets" like unrealized receivables or inventory items — have faced mounting reporting complexity over the past several years.

The federal government's potential move of cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III could have tax and operational implications for your business.

For most companies that claimed the Employee Retention Credit (ERC), the checks have long since cleared. But now the IRS is focusing on next steps — eligibility, substantiation, and calculation accuracy.

Your Tribal casino’s financial systems do more than track revenue. They help fund essential Tribal services — from education and healthcare to infrastructure and cultural programs.

Ohio's House Bill 96 (HB 96) introduces new cybersecurity compliance and incident reporting requirements for public school districts.

Legacy enterprise systems can limit transparency, efficiency, and accountability in today's data-driven environment.

Live streamers are evolving into powerful digital brands, and managing your growth like a business is essential for long-term success.

Family offices are grappling with mounting operational complexity, talent shortages, and succession challenges that strain traditional in-house models. As wealth structures expand across investments, entities, and philanthropic activities, many families are reconsidering whether every function should remain internal or if outsourced support could provide stronger continuity, specialized expertise, and improved coordination.