United States
Companies with cross-border business operations can benefit from integrating six transfer pricing concepts into their business plan.
Doing business overseas may trigger unexpected tax consequences, but careful planning can help mitigate the tax bite.
A judge recently halted the DOL’s overtime rule. This article examines what this means for employers until a final decision is reached.
Foreign pension plans can be very costly for US taxpayers and play a key role in tax planning for international assignments
In the post-2008 regulatory environment, nonbank lenders have become an increasingly important source of loans for middle market borrowers.
Learn a straightforward six-step process to help U.S. multinationals address new IRS country-by-country reporting requirements.
U.S. companies doing business in Canada need to understand Canadian sales tax landscape and what it means for their business.
Growing businesses need to add workers. As the popularity of independent contractors grows, so does scrutiny over employee classification.
Mistaken ideas about the Work Opportunity Tax Credit keep many employers from realizing tax savings. Read about 5 myths here.
The IRS issued a private letter ruling indicating that in some cases LLC units can qualify as employer securities for ESOP purposes.
Companies that negotiate their own credits and incentives often miss opportunities and create compliance issues.
Determining U.S. reporting and tax obligations resulting from an individual’s foreign pension plans differs by plan and may be challenging.
Fixed asset management is an operational and tax requirement that is often overlooked as an area for improvement. What is your opportunity?
Companies often overlook payroll and employment taxes during transactions. Learn how to avoid this potentially costly mistake.
RSM provides answers to some of the commonly asked questions regarding employee stock ownership plans (ESOPs).
Examination of your target company’s tax history and position should be a vital part of due diligence in any cross-border deal.
Importers of electronics must understand their responsibilities surrounding the excise tax on ozone-depleting chemicals.
Every company makes purchases, so every company has sales and use tax decisions. Many misjudge their sales tax obligations in these 3 areas.
These questions can help determine whether you are prepared to move forward with an acquisition, and if not, provide a road map to achieve readiness.
Some companies elect to not register or file sales tax despite establishing nexus in a state. Are the near-term savings worth the long-term risk?