Property tax remains one of the largest state and local tax obligations. Find out how your business can take a proactive approach to managing property tax liabilities by checking out our article on top property tax myths.
Property tax remains one of the largest state and local tax obligations. Find out how your business can take a proactive approach to managing property tax liabilities by checking out our article on top property tax myths.
The IRS has stopped the processing of new ERC claims until at least December 31, 2023. Find out what this means for you.
Many taxpayers are uncertain if they are eligible to claim the Employee Retention Credit (ERC), but with a strict statute of limitations on claiming it, taxpayers should review their eligibility as soon as possible.
New rules require taxpayers to capitalize and amortize R&E costs incurred in taxable years beginning on or after Jan. 1, 2022. Read on to learn more.
Though there will be challenges in the year ahead, there is also potential for hospitality leaders to capitalize on the evolving market. Here are some of the top challenges and trends we anticipate in 2023 and how businesses can overcome them.
After a period of rapid change during the pandemic, evidence suggests hybrid work is here to stay. As professional services firms adjust to shifting workplace norms — reevaluating their real-estate portfolios and workforce policies — one overarching priority has emerged: flexibility.
This article provides an introduction to renewable energy tax credits and highlights several key factors that buyers and sellers of these credits should consider.
State and local taxes represent a key and often material part of a business’s total tax liability. Many states are reporting budget surpluses, reducing tax rates and offering new credits and incentives, but states are also looking to expand taxation of the digital and internet economy.
Deducting losses is a high-priority item for taxpayers in the highest marginal income tax bracket. The topic is especially relevant during this tax compliance season because of recent declines in the stock market and a challenging overall business environment.
The IRS and Treasury Department have issued interim guidance on the corporate excise tax introduced in the Inflation Reduction Act. Here's what you need to know.