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The past year was crucial for the technology industry as companies connect people for work, learning, virtual health, e-commerce and more.
Overwhelmed consumers facing a sea of options for streaming services have zeroed in on which platforms work for them—and which don’t.
From booming venture capital to the increasing popularity of SPACs, we don’t expect tech investment to cool off anytime soon.
Now that we are post-Brexit and new rules have been released, companies must quickly move from planning to execution stage.
The DoD has updated its DFARS rules from the existing clause to three new clauses to allow enforcement of CMMC for DoD contracts.
We expect the Biden administration will bring heightened oversight of anti-competitive behaviors, and the privacy and security of data.
Even if the boom is leveling off now, we do not expect telehealth use and investments ever to go back to pre-pandemic levels.
Companies must assess whether they are ready to take advantage of all the potential 5G networks could unlock.
Applications to sell unused state net operating losses and state research and development credits available the week of May 1, 2020.
A rise in video gaming since pandemic shelter-in-place orders went into effect could be the wave the esports industry has been looking for
Effective July 1, Maryland has exempted from sales and use tax the sale of certain personal property to qualified data centers.
Technology subsectors are not immune to the economic shock of COVID-19. However, they could see growth during this perilous environment.
To identify risks and opportunities in telehealth deals, investors must assess these key IT and security considerations.
New or broader sales taxes or gross receipts taxes on digital goods and services may provide states much needed revenue.
State tax cash-flow maximization and risk minimization are available for private equity groups and their portfolio companies.
Businesses in the technology industry may benefit from a roadmap of cash-flow maximization considerations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Insights on how TMT businesses—crucial to keeping other sectors operating through this outbreak—can respond to employee and customer needs.
With evolving tax regulations on a federal, state and international level, understand the key tax due diligence when selling.
Emerging technology and life sciences companies can apply for a refundable tax credit for their qualifying investments.
From private initial public offerings to decacorns, what can we expect to see in 2020? Executives and investors share insights.
From artificial intelligence to 5G and streaming services, what does the future hold for technology, media and telecom companies?
The Michigan Department of Treasury issued a letter ruling detailing the sales tax treatment of various information services.
Learn five ways to address and improve your technology, media and telecommunication company’s cybersecurity efforts.
Is Slack’s direct listing debut signaling a trend for other technology companies going public? We explore in our Industry Spotlight.
Skepticism regarding artificial intelligence is understandable, but it’s often based on a misunderstanding of what AI really is.
5G promises many opportunities for telecom companies in terms of business and job growth; but are they ready for this game changer?
Program offers credit against the corporation business tax and the gross income tax for certain digital media content expenses.
The right quote-to-cash process for your technology business reduces risk and improves controls, utilization, retention and valuation.
What’s in store for emerging middle market tech companies related to investment, growth and exits? Executives and investors share insights.
Get yourself up to speed on the latest trends in private equity and mergers and acquisitions with the Q1 2019 Technology Industry Spotlight.
From offering equity and flexible work to professional growth opportunities, tech executives share strategies that work to retain talent.
Is your technology company taking the necessary steps to optimize a public launch? Learn from a CFO who’s been through a recent IPO.
Wearable tech’s transformative power promotes healthy lifestyles, lowers insurance coverage spending and increases employee engagement.
Technology executives share their experiences related to attracting talent, including why passion is essential.
The Wayfair decision doesn’t just affect online retailers. Technology businesses must address resulting state sales taxes, too. Learn more.
From governance considerations to systems and controls, learn key IPO planning strategies for your technology company launch.
Finance structuring in technology companies was the topic of discussion at RSM’s Boston Tech Connection. Get key takeaways from panelists.
The IRS is reconsidering the traditional rule requiring revenue to satisfy the active trade or business requirement of section 355.
From evolving regulatory needs to operations, understand the key due diligence considerations when acquiring a technology company.
What’s the early impact of tariffs? Commentary on economic conditions reveals evidence of rising input costs and general trade anxiety.
Two executives discuss their experiences implementing ASC 606 and draw the same conclusion: It takes more time than you expect.
Qualifying New Jersey technology and biotech companies may sell unused NOLs and R&D credits to certain corporate taxpayers.
Learn ways to address your sales and use tax obligations related to digital goods and services provided by your technology business.
Technology companies get insights on key risks and opportunities to be mindful of when expanding internationally.
A tax-specific perspective on the new financial accounting revenue recognition standards and the impact on the technology industry.
Effective Nov. 1, 2017, the District of Columbia Office of Tax and Revenue has revised the Qualified High Tech Company (QHTC) sales and use tax ...
Get investors’ insights on what’s happening in the technology sector from valuations to value-add and takeaways from RSM’s Tech Connection.
Learn more about economic perspectives and deal flow trends for four industries important to the M&A and private equity markets.
Learn more about economic perspectives and deal flow trends for four industries important to the M&A and private equity markets.
The technology, media and telecom sectors are playing a crucial role in keeping people connected as the pandemic hobbles the global economy.