
Insight Article
UBTI of private clubs altered by long-awaited guidance
New regulations provide guidance on computing unrelated business taxable income that likely will affect most tax-exempt private clubs.
New regulations provide guidance on computing unrelated business taxable income that likely will affect most tax-exempt private clubs.
On July 15, 2019, several of our club clients received “warning notices” from the IRS. Read to learn what this means for private clubs.
Learn more about the recent South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. U.S. Supreme Court decision and how it could affect private clubs.
Tax-exempt charities can effect positive change. Learn how private clubs can establish and maintain an affiliated tax-exempt charity.
Read to learn about new tax guidance that could affect the private club industry and how clubs can minimize liability.
The IRS recently released Notice 2018-67 which provides provisional guidance on the application section 512(a)(6).
Clubs, restaurants and other businesses that rely on tips to support employee pay should be aware of revisions to employee tipping law.
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