Ideas & Insights

Join us at a tax summit near you as we explore key tax and business issues to consider as part of your company’s growth plan.

Join RSM on Dec. 4 or Dec. 5 at one of our interactive discussions on the changes to individual and estate tax planning.

Private client services year-end webcast; a review of tax legislative changes, and what to consider by year-end.

Join RSM on Nov. 13 as we explore key tax and business issues affecting your organization. Optional roundtables will also be offered.

Join RSM for this webcast featuring post-election results plus federal, international and pass-through tax considerations for year-end.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how international politics and changes in trade are impacting business worldwide.

Join RSM tax professionals and the Indiana Manufacturers Association for a unique roundtable and panel discussion.

Join us for our annual tax update webcast as we review the current tax landscape for exempt organizations as well as look ahead to 2019.

Policy, practice and procedure at home and abroad. Stop by our sponsor table for tax insights and attendee gifts.

Proposed regulations eliminate Reg. section 1.451-5, which provides a method of deferring revenue from advance payments.

A business guide to tax considerations for 2018 and beyond to help the middle market make smart, informed decisions.

The IRS has extended Oct. 15 and other upcoming deadlines to provide tax relief for victims of Hurricane Michael.

A recent IRS private letter ruling highlights the need for caution when LLCs elect to be treated as S corporations.

Legislation enacted through a veto override extends and amends certain credit programs, and creates a new agribusiness credit.

Understand the critical legislative updates and changes from 2018 affecting state and local tax planning and compliance.

The IRS is reconsidering the traditional rule requiring revenue to satisfy the active trade or business requirement of section 355.

Comments seek clarification on the definition of a dealer in securities as it applies to lenders, both direct and indirect.

Join RSM for a complimentary webcast on Oct. 10 as we review significant state tax legislative changes that affect your business.

The IRS, in a recent PLR, has allowed a taxpayer to change its entity classification election inside the general 60-month no change period.

New Jersey enacted GILTI conformity and various other corporation business tax changes; provided guidance on 965.