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It is not unusual for someone to convert a personal home into a rental property.

If your organization anticipates raising big amounts with a raffle at your next fundraising event, you might want to step back and consider what this might mean from a tax compliance standpoint.

Has this ever happened to you? Income tax time rolls around and you realize that over the course of the year, you haven't withheld enough or failed to make estimated tax payments that you should have.

Cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin, are not going to replace traditional currencies any time soon, but a growing number of law firms have begun to accept these currencies as payment from clients.

Do you have a robust policy to keep your retirement plan safe from cybercriminals?...

Anticipating the future is one of the major responsibilities of business owners.

The Employee Retention Credit (ERC), which was created to encourage employers to keep their workforces intact during the COVID-19 pandemic, has been with us for a year

The COVID-19 pandemic forced many employees to participate in a global experiment on the pros and cons of remote work. As a result, it is here to stay for many businesses. A remote workforce...

Wealth management and estate planning go hand in hand.

The IRS issued guidance (Notice 2020-65) implementing President Trump's executive action to defer the employee portion of the Social Security payroll tax.

Recent market gyrations have made even strong-stomached investors a little queasy. In general, maintaining your positions in a well-diversified portf

The passive-activity loss rules can significantly limit the tax benefits of owning rental properties, but the IRS provides a potentially valuable exception for so-called "real estate professionals."

As the real estate market has continued to improve, there has been a proliferation of real estate "deals" from syndicators and developers looking to provide benefits for themselves and to their investors.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is bringing significant change to a wide variety of industries and commercial real estate (CRE) is no exception for use of this technology.

2020 has been a year to remember — and it is not over yet. In this year of uncertainty, law firms and their management have had to wrestle with the issue of profitability...

Any interest in excess of those amounts is limited to 30% of adjusted taxable income.

If you are thinking about selling your business, be sure you understand the tax implications.