Indirect cost errors can lead to under-recovery, audit findings, repayments, and compliance risk, making proactive monitoring essential for helping safeguard funding and credibility.

Georgia's 2026 legislative session brought significant state tax changes, including updated IRC conformity rules that deliberately diverge from federal law in key areas. While the state adopted many provisions from the federal One Big Beautiful Bill Act, it declined to follow federal treatment of tips, overtime pay, SALT deductions, and bonus depreciation—creating important compliance considerations for businesses operating in the state.

The IRS's proposed regulations eliminate the "associated property rule" for property improvements, aligning with the Federal Circuit's Dominion Resources decision.

CMMC is now required for DoD contractors handling FCI or CUI — non-compliance can result in contract loss and disqualification from future awards.

Relying on income tax-basis financials can create costly challenges when entering a merger or acquisition.

For state and local governments, changing auditors isn't just a matter of compliance — it's about trust, transparency, and public accountability.

Tribal governments receiving unprecedented federal funding through programs like ARPA, FEMA, and broadband grants face growing cyber threats and fraud schemes targeting their grant administration systems. With weak internal controls, outdated technology, and limited staff capacity, these programs are vulnerable to vendor payment fraud, data breaches, and compliance violations that could result in funding clawbacks or future ineligibility.

California businesses must now complete annual, independent cybersecurity audits to meet California Privacy Rights Act requirements.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act permanently restores 100% bonus depreciation, creating new opportunities for real estate investors to accelerate deductions and boost cash flow.

Many wineries rely on compliance-focused financial reporting, but a more strategic approach can better support tax planning, investment decisions, and long-term growth.

Cyber threats are evolving fast — and your organization can't afford to fall behind. Whether you're in healthcare, manufacturing, entertainment, or another dynamic industry, the need to protect sensitive...

In any casino or Tribal gaming operation, the risk of fraud is an ongoing concern. With high-volume transactions, cash-intensive environments, and multiple operational layers...

Navigate the unique financial challenges of the entertainment industry with a solid strategy tailored to your diverse income streams and career goals.

The modern music royalty system is complex, with money flowing through multiple channels and entities before it reaches you.

For manufacturers, a robust privacy and data protection program has transitioned from being optional to being essential.

Navigating the tax landscape in the financial services industry can be complex, but the right strategies can help you optimize your tax position and increase profitability.

Pro athletes can minimize tax stress by approaching tax planning like off-season conditioning — preparing year-round to streamline filing.

Public Law 86-272 (P.L. 86-272) has played a defining role in shaping the boundaries of state income taxation since its passage in 1959. This federal statute prohibits U.S. states from imposing a net income tax...

The IRS has confirmed that the BEAT SCM exception can apply, even when SCM is not used as the primary transfer pricing method.

Navigate the crucial "now what?" phase after pre-filing by focusing on cost allocation, credit computation, and timely return filing by November 15.