Ideas & Insights

Tax planning opportunities for consideration in light of COVID-19, the resulting economic crisis, and evolving tax laws and regulations.

Looming budget shortfalls coupled with tax-related ballot measures in many states could significantly affect 2021.

Key actions companies doing business in the United Kingdom should consider as the UK’s transitional period with the EU comes to an end.

Organizations that translate lessons learned from COVID-19 into future ready standards can create value that will last beyond this crisis.

The future of state and local incentives in a post-pandemic economy will be highly influenced by remote workforces – states may act soon.

Tax law and policy changes may increase state and local taxes for many businesses as states look to make up pandemic shortfalls.

The state responses have created a fragmented landscape of thresholds and compliance obligations with more questions than answers.

RSM and Crimson Tree Software collaborate to transform how partnerships manage tax compliance and reporting in the middle market.

Effective July 1, Maryland has exempted from sales and use tax the sale of certain personal property to qualified data centers.

Manufacturers changing over operations in order to create personal protective equipment may be exposed to new state tax liabilities.

First-of-its-kind tax would have imposed a gross receipts tax on large companies purchasing digital advertising in Maryland.

Digital assets present audit and accounting challenges that require re-examining basic considerations within traditional frameworks.

State nexus, income characterization and sourcing all potential and material concerns for businesses holding remote meetings.

New or broader sales taxes or gross receipts taxes on digital goods and services may provide states much needed revenue.

State tax cash-flow maximization and risk minimization are available for private equity groups and their portfolio companies.

Income and sales tax refund reviews may help companies improve cash flow in the short term and provide savings in the long term.

In response to the coronavirus impact, tax policy changes are being proposed and enacted in countries around the globe.

Companies can now avoid traditional funding routes and raise millions of dollars online. But the approach is not without risk.

Businesses in the technology industry may benefit from a roadmap of cash-flow maximization considerations during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Recent reversal of long-standing exemption for medical billing services scheduled to be effective April 1, 2020.