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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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