Ideas & Insights

Join RSM on Sept. 12 for a live webcast on digital transformation for business and professional services companies.

Beginning in 2020, some individual taxpayers working remotely in Illinois will have a 30-day safe harbor from the state income tax.

Professional services firms could be overlooking financial reporting standards that affect software and cloud-based platforms costs.

Small business owners may be able to increase tax-beneficial retirement contributions with the use of a cash balance plan.

Professional services firms, as part of implementing the new revenue recognition standard, should weigh performance obligations criteria.

Join RSM for a revenue recognition standard (ASC 606) update for business and professional services companies.

Professional services automation streamlines processes and efficiencies, and can improve margins and reporting.

As cybersecurity continues to gain traction, law firms should implement best practices in the most efficient way possible.

This report provides insight for law firms when selecting a security framework, with detailed data and comparisons to make the right choice.

Listen to business and professional services tax professionals provide analysis of tax issues affecting the industry.

Examine private equity deals, M&A trends and the economic implications of both in the newly released 2018 Annual B2B Industry Spotlight.

Business and professional services firms should pay close attention to these top ten impactful trends in 2019.

Insurance companies seeking to make a change to the basis of computing certain reserves receive new automatic accounting method change.

From meals and entertainment to new business income deductions, law firms have much to ponder related to tax reform.

Business and professional services firms face challenges due to tax reform, but there are opportunities to maximize the benefits, too.

With M&A transactions hitting a multi-quarter low in both volume and value, tariffs may be having an effect on deal flow.

The future is here, and middle market businesses must find a way to allocate investment capital to keep pace with technology.

What state and local tax considerations can greatly affect business and professional services providers? Learn more.

Business and professional services providers should consider whether sales tax collection is necessary in the wake of the Wayfair decision.

Slowing M&A activity may be due to hesitation around new trade policies and how they may influence strategic directions of organizations.

Business and professional services organizations: Get key takeaways on revenue recognition changes from our recent webcast.

Business and professional services: Prepare for the new revenue recognition guidance. Understand certain accounting considerations.

Learn the valuation impacts resulting from the TCJA and its effect on business owners and investors assessment of ownership interests.

Join RSM as we share insights on how the new revenue recognition standard (ASC 606) affects the business and professional services industry.

Due to the disconnect between buyer and seller expectations, the market has recently experienced more broken deals than in prior quarters.

Companies should review the tax treatment of their M&E expenses to comply with the changes of expenses to 0%, 50% and 100% deductible.

With a shift in attention to technology advances, private equity investors increased their focus on digitally focused services business.

Get investors’ insights on what’s happening in the technology sector from valuations to value-add and takeaways from RSM’s Tech Connection.

With the pipeline refilling and the IPO window more open now than at any time last year, changes in the industry could be coming.

With plenty of dry powder, but a scarcity of attractive targets and possible policy changes, caution will drive decision-making in B2B.

Profitable law firms are optimizing back-office solutions, compensation and partnership structures. Learn more.

Executing a successful growth strategy in your law firm via acquisition and lateral hires requires a circumspect approach. Learn more.

Business professional services organizations, learn the importance of a key-employee succession plan and how to implement one now.

Stagnancy is in the forecast for business products and services as the industry moves forward with caution amidst tepid domestic growth.

Learn how DPAD and IC-DISC tax incentives can benefit architecture and engineering firms. Take advantage of these key tax opportunities.

The DOL issued a final rule on EO 13706, Establishing Paid Sick Leave for Federal Contractors requiring leave for employees.

The business products and services industry is growing in step with the global economy, which is translating to a minimal-growth trajectory.

Learn how professional services firms can maximize their meals and entertainment deductions—and reduce audit risks.

From benchmarking to managing acquisitions and lateral hires to controlling costs, key strategic planning guidance for law firms.

Addressing headwinds early and planning for a slow-growth environment remains the focus of business products and services companies.

By effectively understanding a financial expert’s role in litigation, you can best leverage their contribution to your case.

Quality brands across the technology and digital services sectors will become coveted M&A targets.

Learn about law practice trends and insights from RSM’s national business and professional services practice leader

Learn about some of the common threats to information security that law firms face and how to avoid the pitfalls.

The decline in deal volume in business products and services is potentially attributable to a drop in the quality of targets coming to market.

While the U.S. business products and services industry sees healthy activity, buyers continue to pay frothy multiples to close deals.

Low energy prices are cushioning bottom lines in the business products and services industry and revenues continue to grow, but momentum has slowed.

Low energy prices are cushioning bottom lines in the business products and services industry and revenues continue to grow, but momentum has slowed.

Knowing where your law firm stands in the market can be vital. RSM provides the benchmarks you need to make informed financial decisions.

All entities must begin planning to ensure ERP systems and processes fully meet the demands of adopting new revenue recognition guidance.

RSM helps a multicompany organization modernize its core business systems, implementing a flexible ERP platform for a variety of businesses.

Establishing a written strategic plan for your business and professional services firm is critical to your future growth.

Deliberation of succession planning issues that arise in your business and professional services firm can reduce financial and emotional woes.

A detailed analysis is required to identify the often-overlooked research credit opportunities in the engineering and construction industries.

Join us to explore two of the most common areas of M&A litigation and what you can do to protect your next deal.

An insurance underwriter turned to RSM to investigate suspicious activity related to inconsistent reporting and unexpected operating results.

One important consideration during potential business and professional services industry acquisitions, is the compensation structure.

A summary of how providers of business and professional services may be affected by the new guidance in ASC 606.

Learn how to avoid post-closing disputes that can derail transactions and result in increased costs, strained relationships and litigation.

With higher and higher levels of dry powder, the familiar theme of too much money and too few targets continues to rule the deal scene.

Despite pricing headwinds and a dip in overall volume, total deal value is on pace for its biggest showing since 2007.

From buyer journeys to decision-makers and multichannel engagement, learn the importance of addressing these B2B buying pattern needs.

Law firms, learn key observations and insights you’ll need to make informed financial decisions for a profitable future.

For professional services firms, information is highly valued, making it a target for criminals. Do you understand your potential threats?