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The package provides additional funding for the Paycheck Protection Program and allows certain borrowers to draw second round of PPP funding
An in-depth discussion among PE leaders addressing the effects of COVID-19, technology and a disrupted supply chain on U.S. manufacturing.
How can businesses navigate the current geopolitical environment? Businesses want certainty and for their investments to be protected.
We expect Biden to be more supportive of free trade, even though Biden’s “Buy American” proposal does reflect protectionism.
Companies should assess Biden’s pledge to invest $1.7 trillion over the next 10 years toward the goal of achieving 100% clean energy.
To deal with the economic fallout, auto manufacturers and suppliers have been forced to develop resilience and agility in real time.
Misconceptions about the federal research and development tax credit leave many companies paying more tax than required.
Tune in: Original Equipment Suppliers Association automotive podcast designed to address the most pressing issues facing the industry.
With the election approaching, RSM is looking at the economic stakes and the key issues for the manufacturing industry.
Environmental regulations and the use of federal lands for drilling activity are among the top issues for the industry.
Amid pandemic uncertainty, investment in digital technologies will lead the way for middle market manufacturing businesses.
General Motors will refund Ohio $28 million in tax benefits after closing an assembly factory before the end of an incentives agreement.
The IRS updated taxpayers on its operations status and recognized the delays in processing check payments due on July 15, 2020.
Q2 2020 insights on what suppliers should focus on with regard to alternative sourcing and supply chain visibility.
The recent IRS Notice provides relief in the form of flexibility for investment timing and testing periods for QOFs and their investors.
Manufacturers changing over operations in order to create personal protective equipment may be exposed to new state tax liabilities.
Here are some safety and regulatory factors manufacturing business leaders should address as local economies start reopening.
Industrial companies deal with complicated cash flow scenarios every day. Here’s a look at cash flow considerations during the crisis.
The U.S., Cayman, and other jurisdictions extend deadlines for filing FATCA and CRS reports, but exams and compliance programs continue.
Middle market industrial companies are starting to see a decline in sales and are preparing to face a potential liquidity crunch.