Recent Tax Court rulings apply a functional analysis to decide if limited partners qualify for the SECA exemption.

Year-end moves like charitable giving, gifting, and tax-loss harvesting can significantly reduce taxes and preserve wealth.

Cash flow is one of the most persistent challenges for professional services firms — especially when revenue depends on people, utilization, work in progress (WIP), and partner compensation decisions.

If you operate an architecture, engineering, or design-build firm, you might assume research and development (R&D) tax credits are reserved for people in white lab coats working in biotech or software.

Expanding into new states with remote hiring, sales growth, or service delivery can trigger complex tax obligations due to differing nexus and sourcing rules.

Federal infrastructure funding has created new opportunities for growth in communities and industries throughout the country — but it has also introduced new levels...

A financial statement audit evaluates whether a company's financials are fairly presented in accordance with applicable accounting standards.

Many of today's organizations — especially fast-growing organizations — are facing staffing challenges.

State and local governments are operating in an environment of economic uncertainty, changing demographics, and rising public demands.

When cyberattacks struck the city of St. Paul, Minnesota, and the state of Nevada this past summer, the impacts underscored how vulnerable public systems can be.

The 2025 Compliance Supplement introduces new changes, including dual compliance frameworks and revised thresholds.

The OECD side-by-side package offers U.S.-based multinationals relief from extra global minimum tax rules.

As you plan for 2026, your firm is likely facing a familiar tension: staying compliant and efficient while positioning for growth in a shifting economic and regulatory environment.

Since the enactment of the Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax (CAMT), partnerships and their CAMT entity partners have struggled with implementing its rules under Section 56A. In response, the IRS released Notice 2025‑28...

The U.S. Office of Management and Budget has proposed sweeping revisions to federal grant regulations that could fundamentally reshape how state and local governments manage federal financial assistance. With public comments due July 13, 2026, and potential implementation by October 1, 2026, organizations must evaluate how expanded oversight requirements, new compliance obligations, and enhanced monitoring standards will impact their operations and funding continuity.

Expanding through contract manufacturing opens opportunities for your cannabis or hemp brand — but also brings complex financial and regulatory challenges.

For architecture and engineering (A&E) firms, cash flow isn’t just a financial metric — it’s the foundation of your ability to grow, hire, and take on new projects with confidence.

GASB’s proposed amendment to Statement No. 34 could significantly change how infrastructure assets in governmental financial statements are defined, depreciated, and disclosed.

Pre-acquisition tax planning isn’t just paperwork, it’s where you set the foundation for long-term success.

Tariff-driven business model changes may affect P.L. 86-272 protections and trigger throwback exposure.