Ideas & Insights

New rules took effect under section 199A of the tax code for operators of a service business that file as an individual.

Firms are under tremendous pressure to gain and maintain competitiveness amid new and evolving trends in 2020.

As engineering firms increase in scale, they need to consider the balance between pursuit of growth and changes in their risk profile.

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.