Real-world transactions reveal that clean financials and normalized EBITDA are critical to building trust with buyers.

Deal activity to rise in 2025 as valuation gaps narrow, driven by interest rate cuts and GDP growth.

How proactive advisory and cost segregation helped a business owner dramatically reduce his taxes and scale a lasting real estate portfolio.

Recent court rulings are reshaping how the IRS applies the economic substance doctrine to challenge tax transactions, but conflicting judicial interpretations of the relevancy threshold are creating uncertainty for businesses. The Tenth Circuit's decision in Liberty Global and the Tax Court's ruling in Patel reveal divergent approaches to determining when this doctrine applies, leaving taxpayers to navigate inconsistent standards across different jurisdictions.

Potential 2025 tax changes may lower corporate rates and extend key business deductions, affecting planning and cash-flow strategies.

Tariffs increase material costs and uncertainty, challenging how your U.S. apparel brand manages production and pricing strategies.

Illinois is ramping up unclaimed property enforcement with 100-150 self-audit notices issued quarterly, creating urgent compliance obligations for businesses that may have filed incomplete reports or failed to meet negative reporting requirements. Companies receiving notices face tight response deadlines—as short as 15 days—before potential escalation to third-party examinations covering a 13-year lookback period. Understanding Illinois' expanded RUUPA requirements and conducting proactive compl

Throughout the last few years, the global business landscape has been rocked by a series of unprecedented disruptions affecting supply chains and operating models.

The current capital markets environment is still marked by volatility, persistent inflationary pressure, and structurally higher interest rates.

It's been a rollercoaster year for cannabis. From the Department of Justice proposing the rescheduling of cannabis to ongoing expansion in states like Ohio, Missouri, New York, and Florida to the adoption...

Following the February 18, 2025, decision by the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas in Smith, et al. v. U.S. Department of the Treasury, et al....

Forfeiture accounts are a routine part of many retirement plans — but they're also getting more attention from regulators.

Misclassifying income partners, overlooking state tax obligations, and poor distribution planning are just a few tax traps law firms often fall into.

A professional services firm with over 30 years of operating history faced an unexpected sale opportunity, revealing critical gaps in exit preparation. This case study examines how reactive decision-making under pressure differs from strategic exit readiness, and why preparation years in advance determines transaction outcomes more than timing alone.

The Tax Court ruled in AbbVie, Inc. Subsidiaries v. Commissioner that a $1.6 billion termination fee is deductible as an ordinary business expense, not a capital loss.

Anti-money laundering exposure in casinos often stems from breakdowns in reconciliation, reporting, or oversight — not just suspicious patrons.

Many organizations are preparing to enter new markets or support remote talent in 2026. This shift can introduce new tax, payroll, and compliance responsibilities.

The IRS has begun issuing Notice CP53E to taxpayers whose direct deposit information is missing or invalid, but some notices may have been sent in error. Fraudsters are exploiting this confusion by distributing convincing fake versions of the notice designed to steal personal and financial information. Tax professionals and taxpayers must carefully verify all IRS communications before providing sensitive banking details.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) introduced sweeping updates that reshape payroll processes, benefits administration, and global mobility strategies.

Understanding foreign tax credits is essential for taxpayers with international income. This analysis examines the qualification criteria for creditable foreign taxes, the basket system that limits cross-crediting across income categories, and the procedural requirements for claiming these credits on U.S. tax returns.