When one spreadsheet looks like all the rest, it's difficult to get the attention of busy decision-makers.

The new guidance also provides relief to reimbursement plans for 2% S corporation shareholder-employees.

California’s new filing requirement for like-kind property exchanges made under IRC Section 1031 covers like-kind exchanges that occur in tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2014.

On January 16, the IRS and the Treasury Department released proposed regulations that provide a definition of software developed primarily for internal use and describe software not developed primarily for internal use.

In 2014, the IRS increased its scrutiny of stock option pricing and began an audit program for 409A deferred compensation plans.

The latest ASU gives an acquired entity the option to apply pushdown accounting* when there is a change-of-control event.

Fraudulent activity — whether it's check tampering, skimming from the till or billing schemes — has always been a concern for nonprofit organizations, and this problem is not going away anytime soon.

The rules surrounding revenue recognition in the United States can be tricky. Retailers account for revenue one way, manufacturers another way and nonprofits still another.

Employers with medical reimbursement plans such as health reimbursement arrangements need to review them as soon as possible, to make sure they don’t accumulate heavy tax penalties from noncompliance with Affordable Care Act rules.

At the same time, the guidance requires nonprofits to rethink the way they approach internal controls and how they monitor subrecipients of the federal funds they are entrusted with.

High growth companies are focused on new products, building revenue and expanding, leaving little time or inclination to manage back office operations.

If a business elects to use the new alternative, it must also use the private company goodwill amortization alternative created in FASB Update No. 2014-02.

Funding is a perennial challenge for arts and cultural nonprofits. Yet many have tapped into their inherent creativity to develop some decidedly inventive revenue streams.

Crowdfunding allows a large number of investors to fund a specific project or business.

The much-touted Internet of Things (IoT) is making many original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) rethink their business models to find ways to capture and use big data in their products.

From "ice bucket challenges" to Kickstarter campaigns, crowdfunding is redefining how nonprofits raise money.

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) has triggered a wave of medical group mergers and acquisitions, as providers look for ways to succeed in a rapidly changing marketplace.

Technology companies with international operations are increasingly using global tax avoidance methods, despite growing opposition from the public and politicians in the U.S. and abroad.

The IRS recently released guidance on two significant areas that affect many businesses: the Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) and the tangible property regulations.

Buying into the overhead myth can jeopardize an organization in several ways.