Ideas & Insights

Shedding light on recent Texas tax law developments and how the business environment can impact taxpayers in any state.

IRS temporarily waives penalty for using dyed diesel fuel on the highways in Texas due to severe winter storm retroactive to Feb. 12.

The Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts has finalized revised rules making significant changes to franchise tax apportionment.

Join us for our Financial Institutions Forum as we explore challenges, opportunities and trends facing the banking industry.

Taxpayers that properly secured a first extension may file a request for a second extension on or before Aug. 17, 2020.

Three recent cost of goods sold cases represent the highly nuanced nature of the Texas franchise tax calculation.

The Texas Comptroller adopted a $500,000 economic nexus threshold for the state's franchise tax effective in 2020.

Join RSM and NACD for a discussion about the current state of the ever-changing trade wars and how they may affect your business.

Join RSM for the Financial Institutions Forum, a full-day CPE conference focused on financial institutions issues on Thursday, Aug. 8, 2019

Texas amends nexus rules providing for a $500,000 sales threshold for remote sales tax collection, effective Oct., 2019.

If your club is in a disaster area, there are several benefits available to help your club and your club’s employees.

Learn what your club should consider after hurricane damage, from expenditures to insurance proceeds to assessments.

In response to the devastation from Hurricane Harvey, the IRS, Texas and other states have provided guidance on extended filing deadlines. Texas ...

IRS extends relief to additional taxpayers affected by Hurricane Harvey by adding to the list of eligible Texas counties.

The amount of vacation, sick or personal leave that employees forgo for their employers to make a charitable contribution is not taxable.

The IRS, Department of Labor and PBGC combine to offer regulatory relief for employee plans affected by Hurricane Harvey.

Taxpayers in designated Texas counties have until Jan. 31, 2018 to file certain tax returns and make certain tax payments.

Taxpayers in declared disaster areas are eligible for postponement of state tax payments under certain conditions.

Although not appropriate for every construction company, an ESOP carries several inherent advantages and is growing in popularity.

Comptroller policy letter ruling addresses credit loss under late-filed reports and claiming a credit when a member leaves a combined group.