Ideas & Insights

The international tax landscape is shifting based on recent reports from the White House, Senate Finance Committee and U.S. Treasury.

By investing in back-end technologies, real estate funds can drive higher returns for investors, and evaluate deals faster than competitors.

Increasing capital gains rates and low corporate tax rates create opportunity for an exclusion of gain on Qualified Small Business Stock.

In this issue, we discuss updates to regulations that may affect you and your retirement plan. Learn more now.

Construction firms forced to reduce or cancel operations by jurisdictional order may meet employee retention credit eligibility requirements

Life sciences companies are on a healthy fundraising pace. What’s predicted for investments and exits for the remainder of 2021?

2020 regulations expand the scope of the foreign tax redetermination rules, increasing compliance burdens in many cases.

Discover the common triggers that lead to unclaimed property audits; learn the tactics to get ahead of the curve and mitigate risk.

Government contractors should be prepared to comply with new regulations after two executive orders early in the Biden administration.

What business issues are fashion and apparel companies facing in 2021? Direct-to-consumer plays a big roll.

Artificial intelligence and big data are essential areas of focus for internal auditors to enable business innovation.

If there is one major takeaway from the March monthly survey, it is that middle market hiring and investment are set to accelerate.

Washington National Tax summarizes key tax aspects of President Biden’s American Jobs Plan and the Made in America Tax Plan.

With the economy poised for robust growth, middle market firms are skeptical that they can pass along price increases to their customers.

For Walmart, it’s not about winning a battle; it’s about winning the war. And in 2021, it's about winning the digital war.

Governments and businesses—including the middle market firms that constitute the real economy—will face new challenges.

We anticipate the relative stability and moderate growth that characterized the decade long recovery from the Great Recession.

Current monetary policy is well-positioned to support the reflation of the domestic economy and a return to full economic potential in 2021.

To stay nimble, nonprofit organizations should examine these five areas to enhance their ability to adapt to change.

Investors need to slow down enough to get their arms around the potential tax ramifications of any real estate acquisition.