Ideas & Insights

Join RSM for a complimentary webcast on Jan. 23 as our industry insiders share their insights to help you navigate today’s tax landscape.

Join RSM and South Bend Regional Chamber for a panel discussion addressing today’s complex and constantly evolving tax law changes.

Join us for a webcast on Jan. 10 to learn about IRS trends and changes in U.S. tax information reporting and withholding requirements.

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 our webcast as we discuss the tax issues important to consumer products companies—from nexus considerations to credits and incentives.

Complexity of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and technology delays at the IRS may force taxpayers to extend filings.

Proposed regulations reducing burdens under the Foreign Accounts Tax Compliance Act and Chapter 3 provide relief for Withholding agents.

The IRS issued a memorandum to revise in-person Appeals Conference practices until the applicable IRM sections are updated.

From meals and entertainment to new business income deductions, law firms have much to ponder related to tax reform.

The Wayfair decision doesn’t just affect online retailers. Technology businesses must address resulting state sales taxes, too. Learn more.

Amended rules address apportionment and allocation of income from partnership interests owned by corporate partners.

City of Philadelphia proposes economic nexus amendments to the city’s Business Income and Receipts Tax (BIRT) Ordinance.

Business and professional services firms face challenges due to tax reform, but there are opportunities to maximize the benefits, too.

Join RSM for for an overview of today’s pressing accounting and tax issues your financial institution needs to know now.

Join RSM for an update on the tax and accounting developments, trends and policies affecting the real estate industry.

The IRS provides guidance to assist in determining expenses for parking fringe benefits for purposes of section 274(a)(4) and 512(a)(7).

Notice 2018-97 provides needed year-end clarity on certain interpretive and administrative issues for the new deferral opportunity.

New refundable and transferable state income tax credit available to taxpayers that suffered casualty losses of timber.

Enhanced tax deduction may be available for drug inventory contributions made to certain charitable organizations.

When setting up or managing nonqualified deferred compensation plans, employers should consider several key questions.