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The Restaurant of the Future

Customer demand for convenience and flawless digital experiences are on the rise and further fueled by the pandemic. How can the restaurant of the future meet these challenges and thrive?

October 4, 2021

Real Estate Industry Outlook – An Economist’s Take

Real estate industry outlook: the level of interest in all segments of real estate investment will rise in tandem with the fears that inflation is not transitory.

September 27, 2021

HHS Announces $25.5 Billion In New Healthcare Provider Relief Funding

HHS is making available $25.5 billion in new healthcare provider relief funding for those affected by the pandemic, with a focus on equity.

September 22, 2021

Remote Workforce Tax and People Implications

Remote workforce tax implications and other complexities should be considered by employers when evaluating flexible work arrangements.

September 21, 2021

Tax Legislation Advances As Part of Reconcilation Bill

New tax legislation advances as the House Ways and Means Committee approved a tax package on September 15 that would increase rates on high-net-worth individuals & corporations and affect cross-border activity and pass-through entities.

September 20, 2021

Telehealth Tax Checklist

The telehealth tax checklist highlights information that should be gathered and common issues to consider when assessing federal and state tax obligations as they relate to telehealth.

September 14, 2021

Responsible Party Update Important For Businesses, Charities & Other Entities With EINs

It is critical that businesses, partnerships, trusts and estates, charities, and other entities with Employer Identification Numbers or EINs update responsible party information within 60 days of change to allow timely notification of indentiy theft or other fraud issues.

September 13, 2021

Will a Tax Accounting Method Change Benefit You?

When assessing your tax situations for 2021 and subsequent years, consider whether you may benefit from traditional tax accounting method planning, which aims to defer income recognition and accelerate deductions, or “reverse” tax accounting method planning, which does the opposite.

September 7, 2021

A Cost Segregation Study Can Reduce Tax Liability

A cost segregation study can be a great tax planning tool that, documented properly, accelerates depreciation expense and results in reduced tax liability.